FinTech of the Day

STAMP – Platform for bond investors

Dmitry Prostov

14 Dec 2025 — 1 min read

Saudi businesses juggle hundreds of forms, portals, and shifting rules.

STAMP is a regtech startup founded by lawyers turned entrepreneurs Muyasser ALBAR and Mohammed Zarei. They are building an AI-powered hub for all that red tape, so companies can manage licensing and compliance from one place instead of ten different government sites.

STAMP has raised a $2M pre-seed round from undisclosed investors to accelerate its platform. The product unifies regulatory licensing, company registrations, post-incorporation filings, and HR workflows into a single live dashboard.

Licenses for dealing, managing, advising, and arranging. HR and labour filings. Post incorporation approvals. Instead of guessing which portal to visit and which PDF to upload, companies get guided workflows, auto-filled forms, and smart alerts before deadlines hit.

The goal is simple: turn Saudi compliance from a penalty risk into a predictable process. If Vision 2030 keeps opening up financial services and making it easier to start and scale businesses, a one-stop compliance layer like STAMP could become part of the standard stack.

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