Digital asset neobank Keytom launches in the UAE
Keytom says it aims to help customers better manage their digital assets “in one convenient location”.
Keytom says it aims to help customers better manage their digital assets “in one convenient location”.
Bunce brings more than 30 years of experience in forex and online securities trading to his new role.
The challenger’s offering combines both digital Islamic banking services and physical community centres.
Zand’s CEO claims the move will enable “seamless deployment of digital assets, AI, and blockchain technologies.”
Banking-as-a-Service and Risk-as-a-Service have been cited as two “potential areas of collaboration”.
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Raqami was granted in-principle approval to operate digital financial services in the country last year.
Be Mobile Africa’s CEO says the “sale of non-financial assets injects vital financial resources” into the firm.
The UAE-based bank has integrated the vendor’s PS-PayHub platform.
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CBK projects that the collaboration will “significantly enhance” its payment operations and continued shift to digital.
The banking group says the partnership will enhance its compliance efficiency.
Paymob now claims to be the first international fintech company to be fully licenced in Oman.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Tabby has also extended its Series D funding round by $50 million to a total of $250 million.
Tamara says the Series C is “among the largest investments in a fintech company in the region”.
Founded in 2022 by Idriss Al Rifai, Flow48 provides revenue-based financing to SMEs.
The US banking giant is aiming to boost its presence and service offerings in the UAE.
Based in the ADGM, UAE, Alpheya will build a wealthtech platform for the MENA region, with plans to launch in 2024.
The platform uses transaction data to produce carbon footprint analytics.
Claiming to be the Middle East’s first social payments app, Dosh Payments has been building in stealth since 2021.
Founder Nameer Khan describes his latest venture as “a catalyst for the evolution of ESG enforcement”.
The bank’s customers will now be able to share their financial and banking data with third-party apps.
Capital Bank of Jordan previously tapped Codebase to launch its digital banking app and neobank Blink.
The joint venture will initially receive a $100 million capitalisation from both companies.
Dubai Investments has acquired an additional 7.68% equity stake in the bank.
Tabby claims it has become the Middle East’s first fintech unicorn ahead of its planned IPO in Saudi Arabia.
Ajman Bank will utilise Codebase’s Digibanc platform along with cloud solutions from Cloud4C and Microsoft Azure.
Aani enables transactions to be processed “instantly and securely” at any given time.
Al Etihad Payments is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Central Bank of the UAE.
Flooss is adopting Tarabut’s Income Verification product, enabling direct access to customers’ income information.
The partnership intends to accelerate the pace of digital banking transformation throughout the Levant region.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
The strategic equity investment was made through Emirates NBD’s Innovation Fund.
JP Morgan Payments says the partnership will complement its existing capabilities in the region.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Archie is led by serial fintech entrepreneur Anthony Thomson and Steve Brennen, a former PayPal director.
Between June 2018 and October 2021, DFSA says it found weaknesses in Mirabaud’s AML systems and controls.
Tarabut Gateway says Sanad excels “particularly in scaling growth start-ups post-Series A”.