E-Invoicing Solutions for Startups Through AHLI FINTECH and InvoiceQ

AHLI FINTECH, the wholly owned subsidiary of Jordan Ahli Bank, has signed a strategic partnership with regional e-invoicing platform InvoiceQ to provide AHLI FINTECH portfolio startups with preferential pricing on e-invoicing, collections and payments solutions. The agreement gives startups with regional ambitions access to a compliance-ready, scalable platform that integrates with payment gateways and supports tax compliance across multiple markets, including Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Morocco and Egypt.

"InvoiceQ’s story is exactly the kind of outcome we set out to create when we founded AHLI FINTECH," said Ghassan Muasher, Chief Executive Officer of AHLI FINTECH. "We backed this company at its earliest stage, and to see it now step up to support other startups in our ecosystem is a powerful reflection of what shared prosperity means in practice."

Partnership details and strategic intent

The partnership was formalised at a signing ceremony attended by key executives from both organisations: Mr. Ahmad Abu Eideh, Chairman of the Board of AHLI FINTECH and Chief Executive Officer of Jordan Ahli Bank; Mr. Ghassan Muasher, Chief Executive Officer of AHLI FINTECH; and Mr. Mohannad Tobel, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of InvoiceQ. Under the terms of the agreement, AHLI FINTECH portfolio companies will receive preferential pricing on InvoiceQ’s suite of solutions across the markets in which InvoiceQ operates.

• Solutions offered: e-invoicing, automated payment collection, tax-compliance features and payment gateway integrations.
• Coverage: Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman, Qatar, Morocco and Egypt.
• Beneficiaries: Startups within the AHLI FINTECH portfolio seeking scalable invoicing and payments infrastructure as they expand regionally.

InvoiceQ positions itself as a regional platform that streamlines invoicing and payment collection while ensuring compliance with tax authorities across multiple jurisdictions. The company’s automated processes are designed to reduce manual reconciliation and accelerate collections — capabilities that can be especially valuable for early-stage firms managing cash flow and cross-border billing requirements.

Context: an example of ecosystem reinvestment

InvoiceQ is described as a portfolio company that received early support from AHLI FINTECH through an accelerator programme and pre-seed investment. That early backing helped InvoiceQ expand into multiple markets; the partnership now creates a "full-circle" dynamic where a once-supported startup provides services and preferential terms to newer companies in the same portfolio.

"AHLI FINTECH’s backing was instrumental to InvoiceQ’s growth from an early-stage startup into a platform serving thousands of clients across regional markets," said Muhannad Tobal, Co-Founder and CEO of InvoiceQ. "We are proud to give back to the ecosystem that helped us get here. Through this partnership, we look forward to making it easier for startups to manage invoicing, collections, and compliance as they scale across the region."

Looking ahead, the partnership is framed as an effort to create tangible value beyond capital — enabling collaboration, operational support, and cost efficiencies for startups as they grow across the MENA region. For AHLI FINTECH, the deal reinforces a strategy of building interconnected portfolio services; for InvoiceQ, it expands a customer pipeline and positions the company as a preferred vendor within a curated startup ecosystem.