CAIRO: The UAE’s leading fintech startup Tabby raised $58 million in a series C funding round from international investors valuing the company at $660 million.
Established in 2019, Tabby provides users with buy now, pay later options to facilitate a financially friendly shopping experience online and offline.
In an exclusive interview with Arab News, Hosam Arab, CEO and founder of Tabby, said that the company will utilize its funding to grow its product offering and expand current products into new markets.
“We’re looking to expand our Tabby Card offering to other operating markets outside of the UAE. We’re also building toward consumer financial products to help people do more with their money,” he said.
The Tabby virtual card is a Visa card that allows shoppers to split their purchases into four payments at select in-store locations.
“We’re excited to grow with an incredible set of investors who believe in…
