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Saudi banking platform SARIE sees 29% jump in customer payment to $286bn in May 

Saudi banking platform SARIE sees 29% jump in customer payment to $286bn in May 

By NIRMAL MENON    ·
Delivery app ToYou joins hand with Tabby to provide BNPL facility

Delivery app ToYou joins hand with Tabby to provide BNPL facility

By Arab News ·
Special Western Union finds 60% of Saudi consumers prefer digital money transfers 

Western Union finds 60% of Saudi consumers prefer digital money transfers 

By Reina Takla ·
Digital payment firm Tweeq gets license to offer e-wallet services in Saudi Arabia 

Digital payment firm Tweeq gets license to offer e-wallet services in Saudi Arabia 

By Arab News ·
SAGO buys 16k tons of wheat for $7.9m from local farmers  

SAGO buys 16k tons of wheat for $7.9m from local farmers  

By Arab News ·
Bank Albilad launches $53m wholly owned payments arm Enjaz

Bank Albilad launches $53m wholly owned payments arm Enjaz

By Arab News ·
Crypto Moves — Bitcoin and Ethereum fall; Credit cards not for crypto transactions; Huobi approved for Dubai operation

Crypto Moves — Bitcoin and Ethereum fall; Credit cards not for crypto transactions; Huobi approved for Dubai operation

By Dana Alomar ·
FAS Labs to sell 35% stake to valU, supporting the fintech firm’s entry into Saudi Arabia

FAS Labs to sell 35% stake to valU, supporting the fintech firm’s entry into Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
SAMA to launch 4 new payment services in 2022: Al-Eqtisadiah

SAMA to launch 4 new payment services in 2022: Al-Eqtisadiah

By Arab News ·
Amazon Payment Services appoints Mona Alsemayen as country head for Saudi Arabia

Amazon Payment Services appoints Mona Alsemayen as country head for Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Twitter will focus on individuals who apply for the features, but will also consider brands, publishers and nonprofit organizations. (File/AFP)

Twitter opens applications to test new content subscription features

By Reuters ·
Saudi small traders can accept payment with their phones

Saudi small traders can accept payment with their phones

By Arab News ·
Pakistan £6 million payment to India ‘obligatory’ - former additional attorney general

Pakistan £6 million payment to India ‘obligatory’ - former additional attorney general

By Sanjay Kumar and Benazir Shah ·

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