AI that passes compliance — and speaks Sharia.

Egyptian fintech has scaled from payments into full-stack finance — consumer credit, investment apps, insurance — under an increasingly active regulator. The FRA's recent frameworks for digital financial products opened the door to new categories, and with that came new obligations: customer communication that's accurate, complaint handling that's documented, and product explanations a regulator can review.

The operational reality: KYC still choking on Arabic documents — national IDs, commercial registers, bank statements processed manually or with error-prone generic OCR; support teams answering the same product and fee questions across channels in Egyptian Arabic; Sharia-sensitive product questions that a generic model answers dangerously wrong; and every "AI-powered" claim in a pitch deck that investors now actually test.

What we build here: KYC document pipelines with validation on the fields that matter; financial answers desks with guardrails and disclaimers built in; compliance-grade validation reports for deployed customer-facing AI; and Sharia-screening logic — a domain we work in natively, not by translation.