CAIRO: The UAE’s leading fintech startup Tabby raised $58 million in a series C funding round from international investors valuing the company at $660 million. Established in 2019, Tabby provides users with buy now, pay later options to facilitate a financially friendly shopping experience online and offline. In an exclusive interview with Arab News, Hosam Arab, CEO and
CAIRO: Dubai-based fintech startup Tabby raised $58 million in a series C funding round from international investors as they valued the buy now, pay later service provider at $660 million. The company will utilize its funding to grow its product offering and expand current products into new markets, Tabyy CEO and Founder Hosam Arab told Arab News in an exclusive interview.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s delivery app ToYou has partnered with fintech firm Tabby to provide a ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ facility to its customers. This is part of ToYou’s strategy to further expand its customer base by offering an enhanced experience with a new and convenient way to pay, according to a press release. The deal will pave the way for Tabby to allow its customers to buy
CAIRO: The financial technology industry has been one of the most promising sectors globally, and Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 blueprint is fueling fintech development in the country. The Saudi government has been pushing initiatives toward the sector like never before. It set up Fintech Saudi, an initiative of the central bank to boost financial technology in all subsectors. In
CAIRO: Tabby, the UAE-based buy now, pay later fintech company, will soon be widening its scope in Saudi Arabia with the introduction of its virtual card in the Kingdom. The Tabby virtual card is a Visa card that allows shoppers to split their purchases into four payments at select in-store locations. Fresh off securing $150 million in debt financing in early August, the