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After a management rehaul as well as an unexpected delisting, Caizcoin, a Germany-based company positioning itself as an Islamic blockchain ecosystem, has welcomed UFC rising star Khamzat Chimaev as its ambassador.

Al Mabrook, a blockchain tokenization platform based in Ontario, is considering seeking an exempt market dealer (EMD) license from the Canadian securities regulator as part of its growth strategy to bring Halal blockchain-based funding and investment solutions to the North American market, IFN Fintech has learned.  

The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) has has amended its digital assets framework, following a consultation process with industry stakeholders, to include virtual token...

The UK’s Islamic fintech community could get a much-needed boost from the government as His Majesty’s Treasury has launched a new national hub for fintech named the Centre for Finance, Innovation and Technology (CFIT), enabling fintech firms to benefit from new waves of technological change and innovation— widening consumer choice, cutting costs and increasing efficiency.

The people behind an Uzbek Halal digital investment platform have set up a funding initiative to finance start-ups in the Republic.

Sheikh Saeed Hamdan Mohammed Al Nahyan, a member of the UAE royal family who is notably the UAE naval chief rear admiral, has joined HAQQ Association as an advisor, in support of the rollout of Islamic Coin.

Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) has opened new applications for Shariah P2P and equity crowdfunding (ECF) market operators with hopes of enhancing the Islamic fintech ecosystem and bolstering MSME funding access.

Islamic finance and Halal advisory firm Adl Advisory will be tokenizing its Shariah pronouncements using IBF Net’s Credence platform, a sign of the expanding adoption and diversifying utility of blockchain technology within the Islamic finance industry.

The thriving Saudi Shariah compliant financing sector can expect to welcome a new player: Funding Souq, a homegrown digital lending platform that has recently closed a successful seed round, which is hoped to support its transition to more Islamic financial transactions.

Islamic fintech start-up IMAN, headquartered in Muslim-majority Uzbekistan, has successfully closed a US$1 million seed round led by institutional investors based in Singapore and the US.