Numa, Mamun Forge Alliance for Enhanced Financial Solutions
Mamun and Numa will collaborate to provide a range of financial services and products, including tools for managing money, chances for community involvement, and flexible financing alternatives.
Mamun, the Oman-based crowd-financing platform, has announced a strategic partnership with Numa, a Jordanian fintech company specializing in professional banking solutions, to provide new financial solutions for freelancers and creators.[1]
Mamun and Numa will collaborate to provide a range of financial services and products, including tools for managing money, chances for community involvement, and flexible financing alternatives.
Mamun, founded in 2019 by Saleh Tamami, Mohamed Tamami, and Ahmed Al Issai, offers embedded financial services and wealth-building solutions.
Established in 2021 by Loay Malahmeh and Issam Najm, Numa bridges the financial services gap for freelancers and solo entrepreneurs.
Numa is a Jordanian fintech startup that helps freelancers and small businesses grow in the Middle East and North Africa. Numa's platform, known for its virtual IBANs, virtual VISA cards, and business growth tools, will now integrate Mamun's financing options and wealth management tools.
Last March, Numa launched a new partnership with Visa. The "Partner for Growth Agreement" is an investment that helps Numa reach its goal of providing financial services to freelancers and small businesses in key areas like Jordan, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).