Ripple Can Now Access $400 Billion UAE Trade Zone With New DFSA Payment License
- Ripple Labs secures key DFSA license for regulated blockchain payments across UAE, eyes $400B trade
- Ripple President Monica Long held high-level talks with UAE officials at influential Dubai Fintech Summit
- Ripple’s Middle East presence expands (nearly 20% global clients); DIFC partnership fuels growth
Ripple Labs is rapidly expanding its role in the Middle East’s fintech ecosystem. The company held high-level talks with United Arab Emirates (UAE) officials at the Dubai Fintech Summit this week. The central theme of the discussions was to boost digital payment infrastructure and accelerate blockchain-driven financial innovation.
Ripple President Monica Long led the company’s delegation, who emphasized the company’s growing commitment to the region. This latest meeting signals Ripple’s long-term investment in the UAE’s fast-evolving digital economy.
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Ripple Can Now Access $400 Billion UAE Trade Zone With New DFSA Payment License
- Ripple Labs secures key DFSA license for regulated blockchain payments across UAE, eyes $400B trade
- Ripple President Monica Long held high-level talks with UAE officials at influential Dubai Fintech Summit
- Ripple’s Middle East presence expands (nearly 20% global clients); DIFC partnership fuels growth
Ripple Labs is rapidly expanding its role in the Middle East’s fintech ecosystem. The company held high-level talks with United Arab Emirates (UAE) officials at the Dubai Fintech Summit this week. The central theme of the discussions was to boost digital payment infrastructure and accelerate blockchain-driven financial innovation.
Ripple President Monica Long led the company’s delegation, who emphasized the company’s growing commitment to the region. This latest meeting signals Ripple’s long-term investment in the UAE’s fast-evolving digital economy.
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Since establishing its Dubai office in 2020, Ripple has consistently expanded its footprint in the Middle East. The region now makes up nearly 20% of Ripple’s global c…
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