Riyadh – Mubasher: MoneyHash, the Egyptian startup and payment orchestration platform in emerging and global markets, has appointed Abdullah Khayat as Country Director and General Manager for Saudi Arabia.
With Saudi Arabia being in the center of MoneyHash’s regional growth strategy, Khayat brings more than a decade of experience driving growth and digital transformation across financial services, fintech, retail, and government sectors in the Kingdom and the wider MENA region.
The Kingdom represents one of the most important markets for the Egyptian startup, which is committed to strengthening its presence by investing in local leadership, forging key partnerships, and enabling businesses of all sizes to unlock the full potential of digital payments in Saudi Arabia.
The CEO of MoneyHash, Nader Abdelrazik, said: “Saudi Arabia is central to our regional strategy and one of the most dynamic digital economies in the world.”
Abdelrazik added: “Abdullah’s leadership and deep understanding of the Saudi market will be instrumental in strengthening our presence and enabling businesses in the Kingdom to scale with confidence.”
Khayat will lead MoneyHash’s operations and strategy in Saudi Arabia while focusing on deepening relationships with enterprise clients, strengthening partnerships across industries, and enabling businesses to scale with advanced payment orchestration technology and international payments capabilities.
The Country Director and GM KSA of MoneyHash noted: “Saudi Arabia is one of the most dynamic fintech markets in the world today.”
Prior to MoneyHash, Abdullah played a key role at Unifonic, while earlier in his career, he held leadership positions at ABB, Siemens, and Bupa Arabia, where he consistently delivered growth and managed strategic relationships across government and enterprise accounts.
With the recent appointment of Khayat, the fintech aims to boost its commitment to Saudi Arabia as a core market and a hub for fintech innovation, besides helping businesses adopt modern payment infrastructures, align with the Kingdom’s regulatory landscape, and seize opportunities in one of the fastest-growing economies in the world.
Recently in 2025, MoneyHash joined forces with Saudi fintech app Tabby to boost digital transformation and financial inclusion initiatives across the MEA.
Earlier, the startup joined forces with noon to facilitate localized payment methods in the GCC.
