eNovate, a subsidiary of eFinance, has partnered with Mastercard to bring Card-as-a-Service (CaaS) to Egypt. The collaboration enables banks, fintechs, and institutions to access scalable digital payment solutions, aligning with Egypt’s Vision 2030 to advance digital transformation and financial inclusion.
Network International and AlWasleh have partnered to enhance buy now, pay later services in the Kingdom. This collaboration will provide seamless installment payment options, exclusive discounts, and introduce co-branded Visa credit cards, expanding AlWasleh’s reach beyond its current network of merchants.
PayerMax and Saudi Awwal Bank have partnered to revolutionize Saudi Arabia’s digital payments landscape. This strategic alliance aims to enhance merchant onboarding and facilitate global transactions, supporting the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
PayerMax and Saudi Awwal Bank have partnered to revolutionize digital payments in Saudi Arabia, enhancing merchant onboarding and enabling global transactions. This collaboration supports the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 by improving the digital payment landscape.
Astra Tech has launched a ‘Send Now Pay Later’ service on its BOTIM app in the UAE, a first in the MENA region. This service allows instant international transfers with deferred payment options, aiming to transform financial transactions and enhance user flexibility.
Apple Pay has been launched in Oman, supported by major banks, providing users a secure way to make contactless payments. This development, part of Oman Vision 2040, enhances the digital payment landscape alongside Samsung Pay, furthering the country’s shift towards a cashless society.
Network International has partnered with Tabby to offer UAE eCommerce merchants BNPL options, allowing consumers to split purchases into four interest-free payments. This collaboration aims to enhance online shopping experiences and expand digital payment methods in the region.
Mastercard is advancing a digital payment initiative in Bangladesh, highlighted by their “Stunning Sydney 2024” campaign, aimed at reducing cash transactions. The campaign, encouraging digital payments during Eid-ul-Adha, aligns with Bangladesh’s goal to transition towards a cashless society.
Nepal’s digital payment landscape has grown significantly, with a notable decline in cheque usage and a surge in mobile and QR code transactions. This growth is fueled by cost savings and government incentives like VAT refunds on digital transactions at hospitality venues.
BDTax has launched a new mobile app for Android and iOS to facilitate easier tax filing in Bangladesh. The app features guided steps, secure document management, and AI-powered tools to streamline the process, ensuring compliance and enhancing user experience with professional support.
