Montran Expands Global Footprint with New Office in Dubai for MENA Region

Montran Expands Global Footprint with New Office in Dubai for MENA Region



Montran, a global leader in financial infrastructure and payment solutions, has announced the opening of its new regional office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, dedicated to serving the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This strategic move not only enhances Montran's global presence but also reinforces its long-term commitment to strengthening financial ecosystems through innovation, resilience, and interoperability.

Located in one of the world's most dynamic financial centers, the Dubai office will serve as a regional hub for infrastructure projects and customer partnerships across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the entire MENA region. Montran’s extensive range of solutions, including Instant Payment Systems (IPS), Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS), Post Trade Platform (PTP), and Virtual Account Management (VAM), will be directly accessible to central banks, financial institutions, and market infrastructures in the region.

Alexander Esca, Managing Director of Montran, emphasized the significance of this new office: "The opening of our MENA office in Dubai goes beyond geographical expansion – it reflects our aspiration to connect the financial world. For decades, we have nurtured trusted partnerships with financial institutions in this region. With our local presence, we are further enhancing our support for our clients' digital transformation initiatives by providing the necessary infrastructure for inclusive real-time economies."

This new Dubai office complements Montran's established presence in Africa, Europe, Asia, North America, and South America, aligning with the company's decentralized operating model and customer-focused approach. With teams already engaged in regional projects throughout the GCC, North Africa, and the Levant, the Dubai office will facilitate faster execution, more local expertise, and closer collaboration with partners and regulators.

Matt Walsh, General Manager of Montran MENA, remarked on the evolving financial landscape in the Middle East: "The region is entering a new phase of modernization in finance. Our Dubai hub will play a crucial role in assisting institutions as they transition to the next generation of interoperable, secure, and efficient financial systems, ranging from Instant Payments to capital market modernization."

Montran has built a reputation as a leading provider of payment and capital market infrastructure solutions, serving top-tier financial institutions across more than 90 countries worldwide. By opening this new office, Montran aims to further propel its mission of providing comprehensive financial solutions, ultimately enhancing the efficiency and security of financial systems in MENA.

As Montran continues to expand its operations, the new office in Dubai not only represents a physical location but also a commitment to empowering financial institutions in the region with innovative tools and services. The company is poised to play a pivotal role in the evolution of financial services, ensuring that MENA economies can thrive in an increasingly digital and interconnected world.

To learn more about Montran and its extensive range of solutions, visit www.montran.com.

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