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- 1Project Suppliers Raises SAR 3.75 Million Pre-Seed Round●Project Suppliers Closes SAR 3.75 Million Pre-Seed Investment Round to Develop AI-Powered Cash Flow Management Solutions
Saudi startup Project Suppliers has closed a SAR 3.75 million pre-seed investment round to develop AI-powered cash flow management solutions. The company aims to help businesses forecast and manage their cash flow using artificial intelligence. The funding positions it among the growing number of Saudi fintech startups attracting early-stage backing.
- 2Mal raises $230m seed for AI-native Islamic bank in Abu Dhabi▼Mal Raises $230m Seed to Build AI-Native Islamic Bank from Abu Dhabi
Fintech startup Mal has raised $230 million in seed funding to build an AI-native Islamic bank based in Abu Dhabi. The round ranks among the largest seed raises in the region and signals growing investor interest in combining Sharia-compliant banking with artificial intelligence. The company plans to use the capital to develop its banking platform and expand its team.
- 3Adding live stock and crypto tickers to WordPress without API keys●If you run a finance blog, a crypto news site or an investing newsletter on WordPress, sooner or... # wordpress # webdev
A new tutorial circulating among web developers explains how WordPress site owners can add live stock or cryptocurrency price tickers to finance blogs, crypto news sites and investing newsletters without paying for or registering an API key. The guide is being shared in web development and fintech circles, appealing to small publishers who want real-time market data on their pages while avoiding the cost and complexity of official exchange data services.
- 4Digital Invoices May Give AI Lenders New Data To Work With●Digital Invoices May Give AI Lenders Something New To Work With
Forbes reports that digital invoices could provide AI-powered lenders with a new source of data for assessing creditworthiness. As more business transactions move to digital invoicing, lenders using artificial intelligence may be able to draw on richer, more granular records of companies' cash flow and payment behaviour. The development points to growing interest in alternative data sources to expand lending decisions beyond traditional credit scores.