The milestone underscores the firm’s growing influence in the region
Go Fintech, a Singapore-based financial technology company specialising in digital banking and payment solutions, has announced a major commercial breakthrough, securing $15 million in sales agreements to expand its AI-based financial services across the Middle East. The milestone underscores the firm’s growing influence in the region and highlights global demand for intelligent financial technologies.
USD 15 million in confirmed sales of AI-based financial solutions
Executive Director and Founder Sadaf Roksana credited with leading the AI-focused strategy and regional expansion
Launch of next-generation AI financial products expected by early next year
The USD 15 million in sales marks a pivotal moment in Go Fintech’s transformation from a digital banking service provider into a leading AI-driven fintech platform. These sales contracts will enable the company to deploy its AI-powered offerings across multiple financial institutions in the Middle East, focusing on enhanced user experience, fraud prevention, and predictive analytics.
Central to this success is Sadaf Roksana, Go Fintech’s dynamic Founder and Executive Director. Known for her strategic vision and relentless focus on innovation, Sadaf has driven the company’s shift toward scalable AI-first solutions. Her leadership has not only elevated Go Fintech’s global standing but also fostered impactful partnerships across Asia and the Middle East.
“Sadaf’s strategic foresight and execution have transformed Go Fintech into a commercially agile company ready to serve the future of finance,” said a senior executive familiar with the deal.
Sadaf Roksana shared her vision following the sales announcement:
“This achievement affirms that financial institutions are ready to embrace intelligent technology. Our AI solutions are designed to help our clients serve their customers faster, safer, and smarter. The success in the Middle East market is just the beginning.”
The company plans to roll out AI-powered solutions including automated lending platforms, personalised investment tools, and real-time financial analytics for banks, fintech firms, and large enterprises.
Analysts believe these new sales agreements position Go Fintech as a formidable competitor in the global AI-fintech space. The company is now preparing for deeper commercial engagement in other key regions while continuing to invest in AI research and development.
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