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Tabby secured a Stored Value Facility license from the UAE Central Bank, allowing it to offer direct financial services, including spending accounts and cards, and expanding its operations beyond buy now, pay later solutions across the GCC.

Tabby, a fintech company in the Middle East, secured a Stored Value Facilities (SVF) license from the UAE Central Bank, allowing it to expand beyond "buy now, pay later" to offer spending accounts, payment cards, and comprehensive money management features.

Profits for the fintech firms Tabby and Tamara doubled during the first quarter of 2026.

Yuno and Tabby have partnered to provide interest-free 'Pay in 4' payment options to merchants across the Saudi Arabian and UAE markets.

Tabby and Tamara doubled their quarterly profits to 191.5 million riyals amid a surge in Saudi Arabia's buy-now-pay-later market.

Tabby reports 33% revenue growth and steady profits in Q1 2026 amid rising credit risks and debt ceiling challenges in the Saudi market.

Tabby reported a 68.1 million SAR profit for Q1 2026 as it localized technical operations and expanded its Buy Now, Pay Later financing portfolio.

Tabby recorded 33% revenue growth and increased profits in Q1 2026 while facing rising credit risks and exceeding its regulatory debt limit in Saudi Arabia.

Service My Car launched fixed-price car service plans in the UAE, offering 15% off April bookings and flexible payments via Tabby and Tamara to protect drivers from rising maintenance costs.

Tabby secured a stored value facility license in the UAE, enabling it to evolve into an integrated financial platform offering direct financial services beyond its 'buy now, pay later' model.

The UAE's B2B Buy Now Pay Later market is experiencing substantial growth, driven by digital transformation initiatives and the expansion of key players such as Tabby, with projections indicating a market value of US$4.66 billion by 2030.

Tabby has secured $604M over 14 funding rounds from 30 institutional investors, with its largest round being $700M in debt in December 2023.

Tabby partnered with Apple Store UAE to offer customers flexible, interest-free installment payment options via Tabby Card.

Tabby secured a Stored Value Facilities License from the UAE Central Bank, enabling it to hold customer funds and expand its banking and payment solutions across the GCC.

Tabby obtained a Stored Value Facilities (SVF) license from the Central Bank of the UAE, enabling it to introduce new financial products and expand into a full-service financial application.

Tabby is a major MENA fintech provider valued at $4.5 billion that offers BNPL and consumer finance services while preparing for a potential IPO.

Tabby secured a stored value facilities license from the UAE Central Bank, enabling it to expand its financial offerings to include spending accounts and cards.

Tabby secured a Stored Value Facilities licence from the Central Bank of the UAE, allowing it to offer new financial products and services including spending accounts, cards, and money management tools to its customers.

Tabby was granted a Stored Value Facilities (SVF) licence by the UAE Central Bank, enabling it to offer everyday banking products beyond buy now, pay later services.

Tabby obtained a UAE SVF Licence, enabling the expansion of its financial services and its evolution into a full-service financial app in the UAE.