Structure

Network

Governance is held regionally. The Programme is operated in-country. The line between them is the point of the structure.

ArabPay Limited is a direct subsidiary of Digital Local Currency Limited and the regional program manager for the Arab region. It is non-operating: it holds regional governance, licenses know-how downward, and has no external clients.

Digital Local Currency Limited Parent: know-how, IP and governance ArabPay Limited Regional program manager, Arab region Country program manager One per country Local program provider Joint venture with a qualified local partner The only operating entity in the structure Member banks Membership agreement signed here
Contracts with banks are signed only at the local program provider. Income flows upward as royalty and licensing fees.

National subsidiaries

Six incorporated national companies, each led by founders who sit inside their own market.

SaudiPay Limited

Saudi Arabia
saudipay.co.uk

EmiratesPay Limited

United Arab Emirates
emiratespay.co.uk

BahrainPay Limited

Bahrain
bahrainpay.co.uk

JordanPay Limited

Jordan
jordanpay.co.uk

LebanonPay Limited

Lebanon
lebanonpay.co.uk

IraqPay Limited

Iraq
iraqpay.co.uk

Business units

Three markets are currently served as business units within ArabPay Limited rather than as separate incorporated companies.

EgyptPay

Egypt

PalestinePay

Palestine

YemenPay

Yemen

Each level

Digital Local Currency Limited
The parent, registered in England and Wales. Owns the Programme’s know-how, intellectual property and technology, and sets group governance.
ArabPay Limited
Regional program manager for the Arab region. Governs the region and licenses downward. Non-operating.
National subsidiaries and business units
One per market. Non-operating.
Local program providers
A joint venture in each country with a qualified local partner. The only entity that operates, contracts with member banks, or interacts with any external party.

How income moves

All external revenue originates at the local program provider, from its agreements with member banks, and moves upward as royalty and know-how licensing fees. Capital moves in the opposite direction as shareholder funding. These are the only money flows involving group companies, and they are entirely intercompany.

What no group company does

No company in the structure holds, receives, transfers, settles or controls customer or third-party funds. None operates client, safeguarding, pooled, escrow or nominee accounts. None issues wallets, electronic money, cards, tokens or any other monetary instrument. None operates payment rails or correspondent networks, and none is licensed, registered or authorised by any financial regulator, central bank or payment services authority.