TransferMate submits application for Bahrain license, as it expands its footprint in the Middle East

A license in Bahrain will mark another significant step in TransferMate's global strategy - expanding its footprint in the high-growth Middle East region. With many multinational firms choosing to establish operations in the region, Bahrain represents a strategically important market for TransferMate, allowing it to better support ambitious partners and customers through its full suite of products. A license inBahrainwill mark another significant step in TransferMate's global strategy -...

A license in Bahrain will mark another significant step in TransferMate's global strategy - expanding its footprint in the high-growth Middle East region. With many multinational firms choosing to establish operations in the region, Bahrain represents a strategically important market for TransferMate, allowing it to better support ambitious partners and customers through its full suite of products.

"The Middle East is a region full of opportunity, with fast-growing economies and a strong appetite for innovation in financial services," said Gary Conroy, CEO of TransferMate. "Submitting our license application in Bahrain is another key milestone as we expand our global footprint and build momentum following our recent e-money license in Singapore. With each new license we continue our expansion, further strengthening our position as owning the largest fintech payments infrastructure in the world. Creating a truly seamless, regulated infrastructure for B2B payments worldwide."

TransferMate owns the largest fintech payment infrastructure in the world, currently owning 98 licenses, empowering businesses around the world to make and receive payments in 140+ currencies across 200+ countries and territories.

Heading to Money20/20 Middle East? Meet our CEO Gary Conroy who will be speaking on the 15th and 16th September at the event.

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