Al Ansari Exchange, a UAE remittance and foreign exchange provider and a subsidiary of Al Ansari Financial Services PJSC (DFM: ALANSARI), said it will highlight its customer reach, digital capabilities and corporate relationships at Dubai FinTech Summit 2026 on 2 and 3 November 2026.
In a statement, the company said the summit, where it is participating as a Silver Sponsor, takes place on 2 to 3 November 2026. The company plans to discuss how its customer access and distribution channels could support fintech firms looking to scale in the UAE.
Decades of customer access and corporate relationships
Al Ansari Exchange said it has more than 60 years of operating history in the UAE and serves both individuals and businesses through remittances and foreign exchange services. It also said it provides payroll functionality through its Wage Protection System business.
The company framed its role as a partner to fintechs by emphasizing its local market experience, customer access and relationships with corporate clients.
Digital share of outward remittances
Al Ansari Exchange also pointed to figures from its own operations. The company said that digital platforms accounted for 27% of outward remittance transactions in 2025, up from 23% in 2024.
Company views and planned summit participation
In the announcement, Ali Al Najjar, Chief Executive Officer of Al Ansari Exchange, outlined the company’s approach to partnering with fintechs.
The company quoted him saying: “Our six decades of experience have been built on serving customers and earning their trust. We see opportunities to work with fintechs whose solutions complement our capabilities, expand access to useful financial services and deliver clear value to customers. Our market presence and distribution channels can help partners reach customers and scale in the UAE.”
In addition, Rashid Basheer, Head of Digital at Al Ansari Exchange, is scheduled to speak about digital financial services and how partnerships may accelerate adoption, the company said.
Al Ansari Exchange quoted Basheer saying: “Our digital offerings make it easier for customers to access remittance and foreign exchange services, while our established channels help us serve a broad customer base. By working with fintechs, we can build and scale relevant solutions that support customer needs and financial inclusion.”
