Cairo Amman Bank and Fuze, a MENA-focused regulated digital assets infrastructure provider, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore digital asset use cases within the framework of Jordan’s Central Bank regulatory sandbox, known as JoRegBox.
Under the agreement, the two parties will evaluate how Fuze’s Digital Assets-as-a-Service infrastructure could be integrated into Cairo Amman Bank’s operations, covering potential applications across new product development, compliance processes and technical enhancement. Any implementation resulting from the collaboration would require separate regulatory approval before going live.
“The Jordan Regulatory Sandbox has enabled us to collaborate with Fuze and explore how we can enhance the digital banking journey for our customers,” said Dr. Kamal Al-Bakri, CEO of Cairo Amman Bank.
The MoU is exploratory in nature, reflecting the early stage at which most traditional banks in the Levant are engaging with digital asset infrastructure. Jordan’s JoRegBox, administered by the Central Bank, provides a controlled environment for testing financial innovations without full commercial exposure, a model increasingly adopted across the Gulf and North Africa as regulators attempt to balance fintech development with systemic risk management.
Fuze holds regulated digital asset status across several MENA jurisdictions and has been expanding its banking partnerships in the region as institutional appetite for compliant digital asset infrastructure grows.
