Egypt’s MoneyHash & Amwal Tech Partner to Streamline Saudi Checkouts
The tie-up folds Amwal Tech’s instalments into MoneyHash’s orchestration stack as Saudi merchants broaden checkout options amid rising e-commerce adoption.
At Saudi checkouts, instalments are shifting from bank-led programmes to a standard option for shoppers. Egypt-based payment orchestration platform MoneyHash has partnered with Saudi fintech Amwal Tech to expand instalment-based payment options for merchants in the Kingdom, integrating Amwal Tech’s high-limit credit card instalments into MoneyHash’s unified payments platform to give businesses access to flexible checkout tools.
Founded in 2021, MoneyHash provides a proprietary orchestration system that connects enterprises to a wide range of payment methods through a single integration. The company has been expanding its regional footprint through partnerships, including a recent agreement with noon payments in the Gulf, and recently raised $5.2 million in pre-Series A funding.
By routing instalment options through one platform, the integration reduces the cost and complexity for enterprises that would otherwise build separate connections to each provider. The model aligns with wider payment infrastructure trends in which orchestration layers help merchants scale checkout options and reduce failed transactions, amid Saudi Arabia’s drive to accelerate digital commerce under Vision 2030 and broad consumer adoption of digital payments.
