Alaan, the UAE’s premier spend management platform, has launched a corporate bank account with built-in intelligence powered by Ruya. With this introduction, Alaan becomes the region’s first fintech to integrate corporate cards, domestic and cross-border supplier payments, invoice automation, and accounting into a single AI-powered platform.
This news, which comes a month after the fintech committed AED 3 million to support UAE firms by paying their utilities and telco bills, is a significant step toward the company’s ambition of developing the financial operating system of every contemporary business in the area.
Powered by Ruya’s Banking-as-a-Service infrastructure, the account provides UAE businesses with seamless, Shariah-compliant digital banking capabilities that are integrated directly into Alaan’s spend management platform.
SuperPay accepts any type of payment. Pay a supplier in Dubai or a contractor in London using the same dashboard. Local UAE transfers and cross-border payments to over 40 countries. There are no transfer costs when making cross-border payments.
One intake, no rekeying. Alaan Intelligence scans bills as soon as they arrive via email or upload. Vendor, VAT, due date, and line items are automatically extracted, and duplicate invoices are identified before they are paid again.
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