Bahrain’s Fintologya Raises $1M Seed to Boost GCC Fintech Expansion
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– Fintologya, a Bahrain-based fintech infrastructure company, has raised $1 million in a seed funding round led by a Gulf holding company.
– The company provides secure, modular, and cloud-native payment platforms for banks, fintechs, and financial institutions across the GCC and beyond.
– Founded in 2024 by Mohsen Badrani and Omar Dahhane, it develops scalable, compliant infrastructure to help institutions launch next-generation digital services.
– Fintologya is already active in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia and plans to scale across Gulf markets with the new funding.
– It aims to position itself as the backbone for GCC institutions launching innovative payment solutions, supporting the region’s shift toward a modern financial ecosystem.
A Bahraini fintech infrastructure firm named Fintologya has successfully secured $1 million in seed funding, a significant financial boost aimed at accelerating its expansion throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council region. Led by an undisclosed Gulf holding company, this investment will support the company’s goal of delivering secure, modular, and cloud-native payment platforms to banks, fintechs, and other financial institutions.
Established in 2024 by Mohsen Badrani and Omar Dahhane, Fintologya specializes in creating scalable and regulation-friendly infrastructure that empowers financial service providers to roll out advanced digital offerings. The platform’s design prioritizes strong security measures and compliance with regional standards, allowing for quicker and more integrated payment and digital finance operations.
Currently operational in both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, the company intends to use the newly acquired capital to widen its footprint across additional Gulf markets. Plans include enhancing compliance tools and broadening its product range to tackle issues stemming from disconnected digital payment networks. Fintologya seeks to become the essential technological foundation for GCC-based institutions introducing modern payment innovations, thereby supporting the area’s transition toward a more contemporary and accessible financial environment.
(Source: MEA Tech Watch)
