Areeba Partners with Codebase Technologies to Boost BaaS Solutions across ME

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Tamer Mauge, Managing Director - MENA of Codebase Technologies, and Maher Mikati, CEO of areeba. (Image Courtesy: Codebase Technologies)
Tamer Mauge, Managing Director - MENA of Codebase Technologies, and Maher Mikati, CEO of areeba. (Image Courtesy: Codebase Technologies)

In a strategic move to accelerate digital transformation in the financial sector, areeba, a global payment infrastructure provider, has partnered with Codebase Technologies, a UAE-born digital banking solutions provider. This collaboration aims to deliver turnkey Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) solutions that empower banks and fintechs to rapidly deploy modern, user-centric financial products and services across the region.

Combining Codebase Technologiesโ€™ robust, cloud-native SaaS platform with areebaโ€™s advanced payments platform, the partnership enables financial institutions to launch end to end digital bank propositions and card issuance in a scalable, fast, and cost-effective manner. The integrated solution reduces time to market while supporting financial inclusion and accelerating innovation in digital finance.

Maher Mikati, CEO of areeba, commented: โ€œConsumer expectations for digital financial services continue to evolve, and areeba remains committed to meeting those demands with scalable, innovative solutions. By partnering with Codebase, weโ€™re combining strengths to expand digital access and create more agile, impactful offerings for banks and fintechs across the region.โ€

Areeba and Codebase Technologies logo (Image Courtesy: Areeba and Codebase official website)

The growth of Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) in the Middle East has been accelerated by rapid digital transformation, a predominantly young population, and a surge in fintech adoption. With nearly 60% of the regionโ€™s population under the age of 25, the market is primed with a tech-native consumer base. This has fueled an exponential rise in fintech ventures across the region, as governments and financial institutions increasingly turn to digital solutions to meet evolving customer expectationsโ€”further amplifying the demand for scalable BaaS.

Tamer Mauge, Managing Director – MENA of Codebase Technologies added: โ€œWe pride ourselves on being more than just a technology provider, we are advisors and partners, with deep-rooted expertise in the Middle Eastโ€™s banking and fintech landscape. Our Digibancโ„ข platform was built to deliver the flexibility, scalability, and speed that todayโ€™s digital financial institutions demand. Weโ€™re excited to partner with areeba, to help accelerate digital banking innovation across the region.โ€

This partnership marks a key milestone in transforming how financial institutions launch and scale digital services, making advanced digital banking capabilities more accessible and more cost-effective across the Middle East and beyond.

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