DUBAI: Payment solutions provider Zbooni has secured $9.5 million in its latest funding round, on the back of the region’s growing e-commerce scene.
Several regional and international investors participated in the Series A round, including family office March Holding, US-based Enterprise Fund, as well as a few European private investors.
The UAE-based startup provides digital tools for businesses to engage with their customers – including an online invoining function, and other mobile-based applications.
“Our solutions help businesses seamlessly transition into a new era of commerce, offering more relevant ways to sell and interact with customers,” Ramy Assaf, Zbooni founder, said. =
The company, it said in a statement, is seeing strong traction on its mobile seller app and web-based tools.
Zbooni will use the funds to further develop its proprietary commerce technology, as well as hire new talent and expand into new markets.
“We see a massive opportunity in front of us and are excited about helping define the next generation of commerce,” Assaf said.
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