MOST-FUNDED FINTECH STARTUPS IN MENA

Our annual list of the most funded startups in MENA features 13 Fintech startups, with Tamara ranking second. Here are the top funded Fintech players.

tabby

Buy now, pay later platform Headquarters: Saudi Arabia, U.A.E. Funding: $130 million tabby provides buy now, pay later solutions to over a million active shoppers across the U.A.E. and Saudi Arabia.

Tamara

Buy now, pay later platform Headquarters: Saudi Arabia Funding: $116 million Tamara allows online and in-store shoppers in Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E. and Kuwait to split their payments across three installments.

Postpay

Buy Now, Pay Later platform Headquarters: U.A.E., Saudi Arabia Funding: $63.5 million Postpay offers shoppers the option to split their payments across three monthly installments with no interest or fees.

Lucky App

Cashback and installments application

Headquarters: Egypt Funding: $44 million Lucky allows users to pay for goods in installments, as well as get discounts and instant cashback from over 25,000 stores.

PayTabs

Payments solutions company Headquarters: Saudi Arabia Funding: Confidential PayTabs offers electronic invoicing services to businesses, including digital invoicing, pay by QR code or secure social media payment links.