Fintech

Tabby said the new funding would support its expansion into broader credit and money management services in Saudi Arabia and the UAE

Once live, Revolut will be able to offer customers in the UAE access to its global financial platform, enabling them to hold and manage multiple currencies, make payments using physical and virtual cards, and send money both locally and internationally through a single app

A Visa NNSS Settlement Agent, typically a licensed bank or financial institution, facilitates local settlement for participating Visa clients by managing fund transfers for domestic Visa transactions

The UAE SVF licence further strengthens Tabby’s regulatory foundation, enabling it to build and launch financial products across the GCC on its own infrastructure

The MoU establishes a structured framework for collaboration, enabling both companies to combine technical expertise and market insights to support financial institutions across the Middle East

Group CEO Murat Cagri Suzer discusses how Network International is evolving into an insights-led fintech engine, leveraging a 56-market footprint to drive the UAE’s cashless vision and Africa’s digital revolution

DFSA-licensed firm introduces hybrid advisory model with 0.75 per cent portfolio management fee and $25 minimum investment for all

Singh explains how fintech is redefining lending across the GCC, the critical role of governance in AI adoption, and what trends will drive fintech innovation in 2026

This year’s gathering brought together more than 450 global fintech brands and over 1,050 investors, signaling a surge in international engagement

Through this partnership, GOSI and Tabby will work together to design and deliver Shariah-compliant credit solutions