ARBI.CITY Wireless Charging at your next IDRC hearing!

Published on October 17, 2024

We’re pleased to announce that ARBI.CITY has partnered with our supporting organisation (and landlord) The International Disputes Resolution Centre (IDRC) in London, bringing our fast wireless chargers to the hearing breakout rooms. So if you're coming to the IDRC for your next hearing (and you definitely should!) you will now find our chargers conveniently placed throughout the building.  The chargers are compatible with all Andorid and Apple phones that support wireless charging.  Just place your phone on the pad and watch the ring light up ARBI.CITY blue.

Conveniently, you can also scan the QR code to join or visit ARBI.CITY, the community platform for disputes professionals!

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