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Triterras and Mamun Forge Fintech Powerhouse to Catalyze MSME Growth in Oman

In a bid to revolutionize trade finance and short-term lending in Oman, Triterras, a prominent global fintech firm, has announced a strategic alliance with Mamun, an Oman-based embedded fintech infrastructure provider. This groundbreaking collaboration not only aims to reshape the financial landscape of Oman but also underscores the growing significance of fintech partnerships in fostering inclusive finance solutions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

 Pioneering Fintech Collaboration: A Strategic Alliance Unveiled

Triterras, with its global headquarters in Singapore and Dubai, has positioned itself as a frontrunner in inclusive finance solutions. The alliance with Mamun, headquartered in Muscat, Oman, signifies a strategic move to combine technological expertise with localized financial insights. This collaboration is poised to bring about transformative changes, particularly in trade finance and short-term lending sectors.


 Targeting Oman’s MSMEs with a Focus on the F&B Industry

The primary focus of this strategic alliance is to fortify the MSMEs finance sector in Oman, with special attention directed towards the flourishing food and beverage industry. By amalgamating Triterras’ technological prowess and Mamun’s deep-rooted experience in Oman’s financial services, the collaboration is set to introduce innovative financial solutions tailored to the unique needs of the Omani market.

 Facilitating Triterras’ White-Label Financing Platform for Omani Banks

As a significant aspect of this partnership, Triterras will extend its financing platform to banks in Oman on a white-label basis. This move is anticipated to empower local banks to offer advanced financial solutions to their customers, creating a win-win scenario for both financial institutions and MSMEs seeking accessible and efficient financing options.


 eDirect Debit Technology: A Seamless Payment Solution for the UAE Market

Expanding its reach beyond Oman, Triterras, in collaboration with Mamun, will introduce eDirect Debit, a cutting-edge direct debit payment technology, in the UAE market. This technology, developed by Mamun, promises businesses a seamless and highly efficient payment solution. The introduction of eDirect Debit in the UAE underscores the collaborative spirit of fintech companies seeking to enhance transactional ease within the region.

 Empowering MSMEs: A Shared Vision of Financial Inclusion

Ashish Srivastava, Chief Commercial Officer at Triterras, emphasized the collaborative commitment to providing immediate and workable financial solutions for startups and micro-businesses. The lack of capital often impedes growth for these entities, and this alliance seeks to bridge that gap by facilitating access to financial resources, fostering business continuity, and unlocking growth opportunities for MSMEs.

 Mamun’s Expertise in Embedded Finance and Payments

Mamun, as an embedded finance and payments startup, specializes in peer-to-peer lending and crowdfunding tailored specifically for MSMEs. Their dedication to offering robust financial support in areas like trade finance, invoice financing, and working capital loans aligns seamlessly with Triterras’ global mission to support MSMEs and enhance financial inclusivity.

 Strategic Expansion in the MENA Region

The collaboration between Triterras and Mamun is not merely a localized partnership; it signifies Triterras’ strategic expansion in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This two-way agreement, as highlighted by Ashish Srivastava, facilitates Triterras’ growth and reinforces its commitment to delivering cutting-edge finance solutions that cater to the evolving needs of businesses in Oman and the wider MENA region.

 

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