Ooredoo Money becomes first fintech company to join Single Window Platform

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Qatar announced that Ooredoo Money has become the first fintech company to join the Single Window Platform. This collaboration, initiated by a signed agreement, aims to enhance the platform's service offerings, strengthen integration with the private sector, and improve services for the business community.

The agreement was signed by Mubarak Abdulrahman al-Khulaifi, Director of the Single Window Department at MoCI, and Mashail Abdulfattah, Country Head at Ooredoo Fintech Qatar. As part of the partnership, investors, business owners, and entrepreneurs will be able to apply for an Ooredoo Money Merchant Wallet during the Commercial Registration issuance or renewal process through the Single Window Platform.

This service is designed to provide digital payment solutions and financial support for business growth, while minimizing the need for manual transactions and paperwork. Mubarak Abdulrahman emphasized that this cooperation agreement is part of a series of deals the ministry has signed with financial institutions to deliver top-notch services to businesses, streamline procedures, and boost efficiency through a unified digital platform.

The agreement underscores the Single Window Platform's role as a primary government hub for business establishment and operations in Qatar, reflecting the ministry's commitment to simplifying procedures, accelerating transactions, and fostering economic development in line with Qatar National Vision 2030. Mashail Abdulfattah highlighted that integrating Ooredoo Money services into the Single Window Platform enables access to financial services at a critical stage of business establishment, helping reduce challenges for investors and entrepreneurs while contributing to a more interconnected digital ecosystem that supports the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises in Qatar.