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Tabby

fintech
Growth
riyadh, saudi-arabia

About

Buy-now-pay-later/payments fintech that has scaled across the region and reached a multi-billion dollar valuation.

Founders

Recent News

Jordan's ISSF partners with STV to bring the Google-backed AI Fund to Jordanian founders
funding
30 days ago

Jordan's ISSF partners with STV to bring the Google-backed AI Fund to Jordanian founders

Jordan’s Innovative Startups and SMEs Fund (ISSF) has partnered with Saudi VC STV to bring STV’s Google‑backed $100M Emerging Tech & AI Fund to Jordanian founders, giving local AI startups access to STV’s capital and networks.

Saudi Fintech Licences: The Startups Winning Central Bank Approval
fintech
about 1 month ago

Saudi Fintech Licences: The Startups Winning Central Bank Approval

Saudi Arabia's Central Bank (SAMA) has begun issuing live open banking licences in 2026, elevating a selective cohort of fintechs to fully regulated status and creating opportunities across payments, credit and treasury services. Notable companies in the cohort include Mal, Tabby and Jeel (Riyad Bank), with licensing expected to accelerate institutional partnerships and capital interest.

Tabby secures Saudi finance licenses to expand consumer and SME lending
fintech
about 1 month ago

Tabby secures Saudi finance licenses to expand consumer and SME lending

Tabby obtained Saudi consumer and SME finance licences to offer longer-term loans and working capital, enabling financing up to SR50,000 with tenors up to 12 months and merchant lending for smaller e-commerce retailers. The move expands Tabby's product set beyond short-term BNPL in Saudi Arabia and leverages merchant data to underwrite underserved SMEs.

15 Fintech VCs Funding Riyadh Startups in 2026
fintech
about 2 months ago

15 Fintech VCs Funding Riyadh Startups in 2026

The article profiles at least 15 active local and regional VCs driving Riyadh’s 2026 fintech boom, highlighting major funds and several startups (Stake, Tabby, HALA, Wahed, Mala) that have raised recent rounds or strategic investments.