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IFN Islamic Fintech, a “one-stop-shop” for business information, networking, and communication within the world Islamic monetary know-how house, revealed on July 30, 2020, that there are actually at the very least 142 Fintech corporations globally that reportedly present Shariah-compliant services and products.
As reported in late June 2020, there have been at the very least 127 Islamic Fintech corporations that had been launched, globally.
In accordance to IFN, the UK has essentially the most Islamic Fintechs because the nation is house to 27 corporations that supply Sharia-compliant monetary merchandise. Malaysia has 19 such corporations, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is house to at the very least 15 Islamic Fintechs, Indonesia has 13, Saudi Arabia has 9, and the US reportedly has 9 such corporations.
As reported lately, the stakeholders and different ecosystem individuals of the Islamic Fintech sector have outlined key precedence areas that they consider will assist with reinforcing and selling monetary inclusion in Malaysia.
The REDmoney Group, an Islamic Finance Information writer, and the Malaysia Digital Financial system Company (MDEC) have advisable that business individuals ought to set up an Islamic Fintech taskforce. They’ve additionally instructed that there ought to be tasks that target supporting digital and Islamic monetary literacy initiatives.
Abdulaziz bin Nasser al-Khalifa, the CEO at Qatar Growth Financial institution, lately famous that the nation is targeted on creating “good” authorities infrastructure, and revolutionary Islamic Fintech merchandise that may assist a cashless economic system and all-digital World Cup expertise.
IFN reported on July 24 that fee platform, cWallet Qatar, which makes use of the most recent monetary know-how to serve low-income staff within the MENA and ASEAN areas, is within the technique of buying a Shariah-compliance certification. cWallet mentioned that it ought to have the ability to get hold of the certification within the coming two months.
On July 16, 2020, the IFN Islamic Fintech staff revealed that that they had added 5 crowdfunding platforms from Saudi Arabia and one Robo-Advisory platform from america.