Saudi fintech Lean Technologies secures $67.5m Series B funding
The new round of funding follows Lean’s $33 million Series A in 2022.
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The new round of funding follows Lean’s $33 million Series A in 2022.
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Ziraat Bank KSA has moved from Temenos’ T24 R17 to the R24 version.
PayerMax claims to support over 600 different payment methods for digital merchants.
The Vision Bank app is currently available to customers on an invite-only basis.
Following the acquisition, Tweeq will continue to operate as an independent entity.
NEO has been launched by Saudi National Bank, with the digital front-end underpinned by Backbase.
Barq claims to have onboarded over 1 million users just three weeks after its debut.
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Emirates NBD plans to extend the service to all its 853 branches across the world.
The successful upgrade has launched “a new chapter in banking at Arab National Bank”, says CIO Naif Alharbi.
Almutairi previously served as CTO at STC Pay for nearly five years.
Bank of Jordan, Corporate Private Investment and MedSecurities Investment implement the ICBS core banking platform.
The approval by the Saudi Central Bank will see the company transition from STC Pay to STC Bank.
Cashee will provide a free banking app and a prepaid Visa card, issued by Arab National Bank (ANB).
Paymob now claims to be the first international fintech company to be fully licenced in Oman.
The firm says it will use the funding to “meet the increasing demand” for its digital lending products.
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Tabby has also extended its Series D funding round by $50 million to a total of $250 million.
Dave and Dharm welcome Naif AbuSaida, CEO and founder of Hakbah, a Saudi Arabian fintech focused on group savings.
Tamara says the Series C is “among the largest investments in a fintech company in the region”.
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Lendo has announced it plans to pursue an IPO “within the next few years”.
The company has secured an additional $250 million in debt financing to support its lending operations.
The bank is adopting Mastercard’s transaction risk management technology to tackle payment fraud.
Tabby claims it has become the Middle East’s first fintech unicorn ahead of its planned IPO in Saudi Arabia.
Hala says Arshad’s experience will be “pivotal” to its expansion efforts in the UK and Europe.
Ahmed played a pivotal role in the launch of ARBM’s digital banking offering Rize last year.
The new venture is described as a “digital leasing and lending platform”.
The bank is leveraging Wise’s technology to deliver “smooth and effective international transfers”.
The Saudi bank selected TCS BaNCS to digitise its IT landscape across deposits, lending and payments.
HyperPay is aiming to expand its product offerings in order to become an “all-in-one” digital payments platform.
Tarabut Gateway says Sanad excels “particularly in scaling growth start-ups post-Series A”.
With the partnership, Mastercard aims to drive digitalisation in the GCC payments landscape.
With the partnership, D360 mobile app users will be able to transfer funds to Europe, US and the Middle East.
With the new funding, the Dubai-based firm plans to expand its footprint in Saudi Arabia.
The corporate digital banking platform unifies trade, supply chain finance, lending and treasury services.
The implementation process and the go-live took place over six months, both firms say.
According to both firms, the partnership is the first between a bank and a fintech in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi National Bank was the largest shareholder in Credit Suisse before it was taken over by UBS.