Tarabut Gateway lands $32m in Series A funding
With the new funding, the Dubai-based firm plans to expand its footprint in Saudi Arabia.
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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.
The receivables warehouse facility will help Tamara finance the accelerating demand for its flagship BNPL product.
The integration allows banks to share standardised e-invoices with Saudi tax office Fatoora.
Maher Loubieh, co-founder of Hala, says Paymennt’s product was a “clear fit” with their own strategy.
He describes his tenure at BSF as an “amazing four years” in a LinkedIn post about his departure.
The Open Banking Lab will provide a technical testing environment to ensure compatibility with the country’s Open Banking Framework.
Tweeq leverages Paymentology’s Banking.Live platform and hopes to launch its app soon.
With Moneythor’s solution, Tameed aims to enhance its purchase order financing offering with a loyalty programme.
Niven was responsible for developing and executing the bank’s company-wide “digital vision”.
The framework includes legislation, regulatory guidelines and tech standards based on international best practices.
The start-up has officially launched in the UAE and Saudi Arabian markets.
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The latest raise brings the fintech’s total funding to date to $216 million in equity and debt.
The debt financing has been supplied by Atalaya Capital Management and existing investor Partners for Growth.
Start-up says the funding will support expansion into Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Ghana and Egypt.
LFC has also received a preliminary approval from Saudi Arabia’s regulator, SAMA.
As part of the deal, Mastercard has also invested in HyperPay, leading a $40 million funding round.
Both financial institutions are set to implement Backbase’s Engagement Banking Platform.
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The cash will go towards expanding its product offering and supporting its international expansion.
D360 becomes the third digital bank in Saudi Arabia to be licensed.
The Saudi Investment Bank has implemented Moneythor’s personal financial management tools.
The Series A funding round was led by Sequoia Capital India.
New Saudi Arabian fintech aims to help SMEs with their growth.
The round takes the company’s valuation up to $300 million.
STC Pay and ARTAR given green light by central bank.
The BNPL provider aims to reach all GCC markets by the end of the year.
The kingdom enlisted the help of IBM and Mastercard for the roll-out.
Saudi Arabian bank goes live on new version of Finastra platform.
A trio of funding rounds that may have passed you by last week.
The new bank brings “all financing solutions under one umbrella”.
Hakbah aims to “modernise and ease” savings in Saudi Arabia.
SAMA has already “collected the local financial market participants’ feedback”.
Tanam give green light after 18 months of sandbox testing.
Currently Western Union provides stc pay with money transfer services.
Tadawul debuts derivatives market and clearing house.