VoPay International, a global FinTech infrastructure platform, has established its global headquarters in Qatar, positioning Doha as the company’s central base for advancing digital financial infrastructure across multiple regions.
The move reinforces Qatar’s growing role as a hub for cross-border financial coordination and digital infrastructure development, as governments and financial institutions accelerate efforts to modernise payment systems and improve interoperability between regional and global markets.
From its Doha headquarters, VoPay will support central banks, financial institutions, government entities, and large enterprises in upgrading financial systems and connecting them to international financial networks. While Qatar becomes the company’s primary coordination centre, VoPay will continue serving clients across North America, Europe, and Latin America.
The company plans to hire more than 400 professionals in Qatar over the next three years, spanning engineering, technology, cybersecurity, compliance, data, and platform operations. The expansion reflects a long-term infrastructure strategy rather than short-term market entry, aligning with a broader shift among FinTech infrastructure providers toward building regional bases anchored in regulatory and institutional ecosystems.
“Our decision to establish VoPay’s global headquarters in Qatar reflects a deep alignment with the country’s long-term vision for economic diversification and digital leadership,” said Hamed Arbabi, Founder and CEO of VoPay. “Qatar offers a unique platform for scaling financial infrastructure that connects regions, institutions, and markets.”
The move aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030, which prioritises a diversified, knowledge-based economy and positions technology-led industries as future growth engines. Qatar has increasingly attracted FinTech and financial infrastructure firms capable of operating across borders while maintaining regulatory depth and institutional credibility.
By anchoring in Doha, VoPay aims to use Qatar as a strategic coordination point for scaling financial infrastructure initiatives across the Gulf, wider MENA region, Africa, and Southeast Asia. The company’s platform combines established payment technologies with applied artificial intelligence to enable institutions to operate across borders with greater efficiency and resilience.
