• Bahrain-based fintech infrastructure startup Fintologya has raised $1 million in a seed round led by a Gulf holding company to build secure, modular cloud-native payment infrastructure.
• Founded in 2024 by Mohsen Badrani and Omar Dahhane, the company provides scalable platforms that enable banks and fintechs to launch next-generation financial products and is currently active in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
• The new funding will fuel regional expansion across the GCC, strengthen compliance frameworks, and accelerate innovation in the region’s digital payment ecosystems.

Press release:

Fintologya, the Bahrain-based fintech infrastructure company, has secured USD 1 million in a seed funding round led by a Gulf holding company. This milestone enables the company to accelerate its mission of building secure, modular, cloud-native payment platforms that empower banks, fintechs, and financial institutions across the GCC and beyond.

Founded in 2024 by Mohsen Badrani and Omar Dahhane, Fintologya is building scalable, compliant infrastructure that allows financial institutions to launch next-generation digital products and services. Already active in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, the company’s technology combines robust security with regulatory alignment, creating a foundation for faster, more seamless payments and digital finance experiences.

With this funding, Fintologya will scale its presence across Gulf markets, strengthen its compliance capabilities, and enhance its product suite to tackle the challenges of fragmented digital payment systems. The company aims to become the backbone for GCC institutions launching innovative payment products while supporting the region’s push toward a modern and inclusive financial ecosystem.