Source: Moneyhash.io
MoneyHash, the Middle East and Africa’s leading payment orchestration platform, has announced a strategic partnership with Lean Technologies, the region’s leading financial infrastructure platform, to bring instant account-to-account (A2A) payments for e-commerce and digital-first businesses across the UAE.
The partnership enables merchants to offer seamless, bank-direct payments at checkout, reducing card processing fees, improving checkout experiences, and enhancing cost efficiency.
Through this partnership, MoneyHash and Lean Technologies are making pay-by-bank (A2A) capabilities more accessible to merchants across the UAE—enabling seamless, secure bank-direct payments directly within checkout flows. By integrating, businesses can activate pay-by-bank options without added complexity, unlocking faster implementation and a more intuitive customer experience.
Mohamed Amir, head of sales and solutions at MoneyHash said: “MoneyHash’s orchestration layer is designed to simplify access to modern payment methods while supporting our partners’ innovations.
“Our partnership with Lean reflects a shared vision of delivering seamless, cost-effective, and secure payment experiences tailored to the needs of businesses and consumers in the UAE.”
Lean’s technology enables direct and secure access to bank accounts for both data sharing and payment initiation. Integrated into MoneyHash’s unified API, merchants can now offer customers the ability to pay directly from their bank accounts—instantly, securely, and without needing a card.
“We’re proud to partner with MoneyHash to help merchants improve cost efficiency and offer better payment experiences,” said Omar Hamada, vice president of sales & partnerships at Lean Technologies.
“This collaboration makes pay-by-bank more accessible to businesses of all sizes without compromising on speed, security, or user experience.”
This collaboration not only empowers merchants but also supports the region’s broader regulatory vision. Both MoneyHash and Lean operate with a strong compliance focus, regulated under Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) in the UAE and Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) in KSA. By making A2A payments commercially accessible, the partnership strengthens the UAE’s growing fintech ecosystem while supporting national goals around financial inclusion and digital transformation.
From a consumer standpoint, the integration reduces friction in checkout journeys, especially for users preferring direct-from-bank transactions over traditional card payments. For merchants, it means lower transaction fees, reduced fraud risk, and fewer chargebacks, all accessible through a single integration point.
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