Jordan Ahli Bank taps Fintech Galaxy to comply with open banking standards

  • Partnership Announcement: Jordan Ahli Bank has partnered with Fintech Galaxy to utilize its Finx platform for open banking and open finance compliance.
  • Data Sharing and Transfers: Through Fintech Galaxy’s platform, Jordan Ahli Bank customers can share financial and banking data with third-party apps and conduct account-to-account transfers via APIs, ensuring data protection.
  • Benefits of Partnership: Jordan Ahli Bank aims to reduce costs, drive revenue growth, and introduce new products and services by collaborating with third-party providers (TPPs).
  • Regulatory Compliance: The partnership facilitates compliance with open banking and open finance regulations, with Ahmad Al-Hussein, CEO of Jordan Ahli Bank, emphasizing the speed of achieving compliance using Fintech Galaxy’s FINX Comply solution.
  • Fintech Galaxy’s Achievements: Fintech Galaxy, based in the UAE, became the first central bank-regulated open finance platform in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Additionally, it acquired the Egyptian open banking platform Underlie to expand its regional open finance presence.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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