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Forbes Middle East has revealed its annual ranking of the 50 strongest fintech companies in the Middle East for 2026, which have conducted transactions valued at over $260 billion and have contributed to improving access for consumers and businesses to financial services and wealth management. The United Arab Emirates leads the list with 15 companies, followed by Saudi Arabia with 13 companies, and Egypt with 10 companies, along with 18 new entrants such as Network International, Astra Tech, Digit9, and PRYPCO. The ranking is based on criteria including funding value, transaction volume, number of users, and service impact, while excluding funding platforms affiliated with banks and government companies. Saudi-based "Tabay" ranks first for the second consecutive year, with annual transactions exceeding $18 billion, followed by Egyptian company Fawry and MNT-Halan, while the Emirati platform Network International secured the fourth spot.
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