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UAE FinTech sector expected to reach $5.71 billion by 2029 as innovation grows

UAE FinTech sector expected to reach $5.71 billion by 2029 as innovation grows

ABU DHABI:: The financial technology sector in the United Arab Emirates is growing fast. Experts say the market may reach about $5.71 billion by 2029. The UAE has become one of the leading FinTech hubs in the world. Strong digital systems, clear rules, and global investment help the sector grow.

FinTech means using technology to improve financial services. In the UAE, companies build tools for digital payments, online banking, and digital assets. These tools help people send and manage money easily.

Dubai International Financial Centre and Abu Dhabi Global Market play a big role in this growth. These centres host many companies working in FinTech, artificial intelligence, and digital innovation.

Experts expect faster growth in the coming years. More people now use digital payments instead of cash. Online banking services also continue to expand. New technologies will support this growth. These include blockchain, digital assets, and embedded finance. Artificial intelligence will also help companies study data and manage financial risks.

Amit Dua, President of SunTec Business Solutions, said the UAE FinTech sector has grown quickly in recent years. He said the sector has become an important part of the country’s financial system. He explained that the UAE now hosts many startups, global banks, and technology companies. These firms offer services such as digital payments, financial automation, and financial technology solutions.

Mohammed Ali Yusuf, co-founder and CEO of Fuze, said the UAE has become a global centre for virtual assets. The country created strong rules that support innovation and protect the market.

Digital assets help speed up payments and improve cross-border money transfers. They also support new types of financial services. The UAE now sets strong examples for other countries in this field.

A FinTech 2025 report by Emirates NBD and PwC highlights this growth. FinTech startups in the UAE received about $265 million in investments in 2024. This amount equals nearly one-third of the total startup funding in the country. The report expects strong growth in the coming years. The UAE FinTech market may grow from $3.16 billion in 2024 to about $5.71 billion by 2029. Experts say rising consumer use, investor confidence, and strong public-private partnerships will support this growth.

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