INFINIOS partners with Circle
25 June 2026 Bahrain
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INFINIOS, a Bahrain-headquartered banking-as-a-service (BaaS) and digital payment technology provider, and Circle, a fintech firm and stablecoin issuer, have agreed to support the expansion of digital financial infrastructure throughout the Middle East and beyond.
The partnership is intended to help INFINIOS deliver faster, more secure, and more global interoperable digital payment and treasury solutions for businesses and financial institutions, aiming to support cross-border payments, treasury and liquidity management, merchant settlement, platform payouts, tokenised financial services, and embedded finance.
INFINIOS is set to integrate with Circle’s financial infrastructure, including its stablecoins USDC and EURC, along with API-enabled onchain payment resources for payouts and treasury operations.
The partnership is said to be indicative of a shared focus on compliance, transparency, and regulatory alignment, including know your customer, anti-money laundering, countering the financing of terrorism, and further data protection standards.
Commenting on the collaboration, Sherif Abdelsalam, CEO of INFINIOS, says: “Our goal is clear — to build infrastructure that enables seamless, compliant, and scalable financial innovation at a global level.”
Dr Saeeda Jaffar, managing director for Middle East and Africa at Circle, adds: “Through our collaboration with INFINIOS, we’re expanding access to Circle’s stablecoin infrastructure and helping enable new payment, treasury, and embedded finance use cases across the region.”
The partnership is intended to help INFINIOS deliver faster, more secure, and more global interoperable digital payment and treasury solutions for businesses and financial institutions, aiming to support cross-border payments, treasury and liquidity management, merchant settlement, platform payouts, tokenised financial services, and embedded finance.
INFINIOS is set to integrate with Circle’s financial infrastructure, including its stablecoins USDC and EURC, along with API-enabled onchain payment resources for payouts and treasury operations.
The partnership is said to be indicative of a shared focus on compliance, transparency, and regulatory alignment, including know your customer, anti-money laundering, countering the financing of terrorism, and further data protection standards.
Commenting on the collaboration, Sherif Abdelsalam, CEO of INFINIOS, says: “Our goal is clear — to build infrastructure that enables seamless, compliant, and scalable financial innovation at a global level.”
Dr Saeeda Jaffar, managing director for Middle East and Africa at Circle, adds: “Through our collaboration with INFINIOS, we’re expanding access to Circle’s stablecoin infrastructure and helping enable new payment, treasury, and embedded finance use cases across the region.”
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