Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
HyperPay has secured a licence from the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) to advance digital payment services in Saudi Arabia. This move supports the company’s expansion and aligns with Vision 2030, aiming to enhance financial efficiency and inclusion. HyperPay also plans to go public in Saudi Arabia by 2025.
Nepal Telecom has urged customers to use mobile data for digital payments instead of public WiFi, citing security risks. Public WiFi exposes users to fraud and hacking, while mobile data offers a more secure option. NTC also offers affordable data packs to encourage safer transactions.
Algérie Télécom celebrated its 22nd anniversary by reaching over two million FTTH connections and launching WiFi 7 at Hotel Aurassi. This initiative highlights Algeria’s digital progress, with download speeds of up to 2.1 Gbps and a commitment to providing high-performance connectivity across key sectors, driving the nation’s digital transformation.
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NBK has upgraded its Mobile Banking App with new features including in-app Fixed Savings Account opening, simplified standing orders, extended refund periods, and enhanced access recovery. These updates aim to strengthen customer convenience and reinforce NBK’s position as Kuwait’s leading digital banking provider.
Orange Money Group and Visa have formed a strategic partnership to expand access to secure digital payments across Africa and the Middle East. Through a virtual Visa card integrated into the Max it app, millions of Orange Money users can now make international online payments, supporting financial inclusion and digital commerce growth across multiple markets.
Professor Yunus underlines the government’s dedication to transparent development of digital sectors and stresses gender equality as a foundation for a modern, inclusive Bangladesh.
Pakistan’s government is considering the formation of a National Crypto Council to regulate digital assets. The council would advise on policy development, address regulatory challenges, and ensure the secure, sustainable growth of Pakistan’s digital asset market. The approach will align with international standards and Financial Action Task Force guidelines.
SIM card registration in Afghanistan has reached 90 percent coverage, improving security, reducing crime and harassment, and limiting misuse of mobile services. With accountability in place and infrastructure expanding, the policy strengthens social order, public trust, and responsible communication while supporting better monitoring and regulation of the telecom sector.