• Fintologya secured USD 1M seed funding to strengthen its secure, cloud-native payment infrastructure and expand operations across Gulf markets.
• Founded in 2024, the Bahrain-based fintech builds modular cloud platforms enabling banks and fintechs to launch next-generation digital financial products.
• With the new funding, Fintologya plans to scale regionally, enhance compliance, and accelerate innovation in GCC digital payment ecosystems.

Fintologya

Bahrain-based Fintologya raised USD 1 million in a seed funding round led by a Gulf holding company.  This funding round will allow it to support its mission of building secure, cloud-native payment infrastructure for banks and fintechs across the GCC and beyond.

Founded in 2024 by Mohsen Badrani and Omar Dahhane, Fintologya is a fintech infrastructure company building modular cold native payment platforms. It is currently active in both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

It develops advanced, cloud-native financial technology that enables secure payments and seamless digital finance experiences. It aims to combine the ability to scale with regulatory compliance. This is to give  institutions across the GCC the tools needed to create the next generation of financial products and services. Thus, it provides banks, financial institutions and fintech companies the infrastructure needed to launch innovative financial products and services.

Payment Infrastructure

Up next with the new funding, it aims to expand regionally across the Gulf markets. Additionally, it aims to accelerate its financial innovation by providing a scalable foundation for digital payment ecosystems in the region. Furthermore, it aims to tackle the challenges in digital finance while positioning itself for sustainable growth and regional impact. It also aims to strengthen its compliance and further its innovation to meet the needs of its customers.

Bottom Line:
Fintologya’s USD 1 million seed round underscores the growing investor appetite for payment infrastructure in the Gulf. 

As financial institutions seek secure, scalable, and compliant digital solutions, the company’s expansion across the region will test both its technology and its ability to compete in a crowded fintech landscape.