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SEDANIA Fintech subsidiary SEDANIA As Salam is recognised as the Best Islamic Fintech Solutions Provider in Malaysia by global business publication World Business Outlook in its 2023 awards edition.
This recognition is a strong testament to SEDANIA As Salam’s position as a leading Islamic fintech solutions provider in Malaysia, having served around 95 financial services institutions (FSIs) in the country and processed over RM80 billion worth of financing to date.
SEDANIA As Salam’s CEO Nisa Ismail said, “This award lends further credence to SEDANIA As Salam’s capabilities in enabling the seamless digital transformation of the financial services industry, thus accelerating digital banking adoption in Malaysia and beyond.
“We are well-equipped to help drive the financial services industry’s digital transformation with our array of innovative solutions including our patented As-Sidq digital commodity trading platform as well as our GoHalal Financing Programme, which provides convenient and secure access to financing for Malaysians.
“This is made possible through our tie-ups with several global technology partners where we have combined technologies to create ecosystems which enable the set up of digital and neobanks. Backed by these strategic partnerships, we are better-placed to deliver innovative digital infrastructures centred around a seamless customer journey.”
Nisa added that SEDANIA As Salam’s recent partnership with the No. 1 Shariah-compliant trustee company in Malaysia, Wasiyyah Shoppe allows it to offer full-fledged end-to-end digital hibah platform to its 95 FSI clients.
This solution aims to elevate the reach and awareness of hibah as an Islamic estate planning and inheritance solution among the Muslim community.
On 1 March 2023, SEDANIA completed the acquisition of a 20% stake in private Shariah-compliant trustee company Wasiyyah Shoppe. SEDANIA As Salam subsequently signed an agreement with Wasiyyah Shoppe to become its exclusive corporate partner for the FSIs and enterprises segment to introduce full-fledged hibah and other Islamic inheritance solutions.
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