SCB licenses new payment financial technology company
The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) announced the licensing of a new payment financial technology company, namely: Tweeq International financial Company to provide E-wallet services.
This brings the total number of payment companies licensed by SAMA to 23 companies, in addition to 5 companies were granted an “In-principle Approval”.
This comes as part of SAMA’s role to promote the development of the financial technology sector to ensure ultimate stability and growth of the sector.
This should help attract new investors and bring an added value to the sector, while complying with SAMA’s regulatory requirements meant to enhance the overall financial stability and support greater opportunities of the Saudi Vision 2030.
In this regard, SAMA reiterates its commitment to support and facilitate the improvement of FinTech sector, encourage innovation and increase efficiency in financial transactions in a bid to boost financial inclusion in the Kingdom.
This also comes in quite handy to realizing the objectives of the FinTech strategy by making the Kingdom one of the world's leading countries in the field, and it will contribute to the economic empowerment of the Saudi society and its citizens by promoting further innovations in technology-based financial services.
Meanwhile, SAMA emphasizes the importance of dealing with licensed or authorized financial institutions. For further details, please check SAMA’s website.
This comes as part of SAMA’s role to promote the development of the financial technology sector to ensure ultimate stability and growth of the sector.
This should help attract new investors and bring an added value to the sector, while complying with SAMA’s regulatory requirements meant to enhance the overall financial stability and support greater opportunities of the Saudi Vision 2030.
In this regard, SAMA reiterates its commitment to support and facilitate the improvement of FinTech sector, encourage innovation and increase efficiency in financial transactions in a bid to boost financial inclusion in the Kingdom.
This also comes in quite handy to realizing the objectives of the FinTech strategy by making the Kingdom one of the world's leading countries in the field, and it will contribute to the economic empowerment of the Saudi society and its citizens by promoting further innovations in technology-based financial services.
Meanwhile, SAMA emphasizes the importance of dealing with licensed or authorized financial institutions. For further details, please check SAMA’s website.