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by: xpoolPosted on: May 19, 2025

Ripple Enters UAE Market with Zand Bank and Mamo as First Clients

Ripple has officially entered the United Arab Emirates (UAE) payments market by partnering with local digital bank Zand Bank and fintech app Mamo. These institutions will use Ripple’s technology to offer faster, more secure cross-border transactions through RippleNet, eliminating delays and high fees associated with traditional systems. )

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