MoneyHash & Tabby Launch BNPL for MEA Merchants
▼ Summary
– MoneyHash has partnered with Tabby to offer merchants seamless access to Tabby’s buy now, pay later service through a unified API in the UAE and KSA.
– The integration enables e-commerce businesses to provide Tabby’s interest-free installment options at checkout to boost conversion rates and reduce cart abandonment.
– MoneyHash simplifies embedding BNPL into payment systems, reducing development work and unlocking new revenue opportunities for merchants.
– The collaboration supports growing demand for flexible payments and aligns with digital transformation and financial inclusion initiatives in the region.
– Tabby’s BNPL technology is used by over 40,000 brands globally, while MoneyHash provides payment orchestration for scaling in diverse digital markets.
MoneyHash, a prominent payment orchestration platform, has joined forces with Tabby, a leading financial services application based in Saudi Arabia, to introduce a powerful buy now, pay later solution for merchants across the Middle East and Africa. This strategic partnership enables businesses in the UAE and KSA to seamlessly integrate Tabby’s flexible payment options through MoneyHash’s unified API. By activating Tabby’s BNPL service, companies can significantly shorten their time to market while enhancing the overall checkout process for their customers.
The collaboration focuses on expanding payment flexibility directly at the point of sale. E-commerce merchants can now present Tabby’s interest-free installment plans during checkout, a move designed to boost conversion rates, raise average order values, and reduce shopping cart abandonment. Through a single integration on the MoneyHash platform, businesses gain immediate access to Tabby’s complete BNPL features, backed by efficient onboarding and dedicated technical assistance.
“Today’s merchants are under pressure to deliver smooth and adaptable checkout experiences that align with consumer expectations,” explained Mohmad Amir, Head of Sales & Solutions at MoneyHash. “Our integration with Tabby removes technical barriers, allowing businesses to effortlessly incorporate BNPL into their payment systems. This opens up fresh revenue streams and satisfies customer needs without requiring extensive development resources.”
By merging Tabby’s advanced BNPL infrastructure with MoneyHash’s orchestration capabilities, the alliance addresses the rising appetite for versatile payment options. It also supports wider regional goals such as digital transformation and greater financial inclusion.
“Collaborating with MoneyHash helps us speed up BNPL acceptance and fortify the digital economy throughout the region,” stated Zain Khan, Senior Director of Business Development at Tabby. “We are equipping merchants with the tools to respond to customer demand for payment flexibility, all while fostering sustainable business growth.”
MoneyHash operates as a leading payment orchestration platform tailored for emerging and global markets. It provides infrastructure-level payment solutions inspired by the scalable model of AWS in cloud computing. The platform allows businesses to integrate numerous payment gateways via a single API, featuring intelligent payment routing, multi-currency processing, and a centralized dashboard for full operational oversight. MoneyHash helps companies convert payment complexity into a strategic edge, offering the adaptability and scalability required to thrive in some of the world’s most varied and rapidly expanding digital marketplaces.
Tabby is a fintech firm dedicated to helping millions of consumers in the Middle East manage their finances wisely and maximize their purchasing power. More than 40,000 global brands and local businesses, such as SHEIN, Amazon, Adidas, IKEA, H&M, Samsung, and Noon, leverage Tabby’s technology to accelerate growth and build customer loyalty by providing flexible payment methods both online and in physical stores. Headquartered in Riyadh, Tabby currently serves customers in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait.
(Source: MEA Tech Watch)
