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EZ Wage Granted Exclusive Investment License by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Investment

  • July 31, 2025
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EZ Wage has achieved a significant milestone in its expansion journey, securing an exclusive Investment License from the Ministry of Investment of Saudi Arabia (MISA). The license, awarded to a select group of high-potential startups, grants EZ Wage full foreign ownership — a privilege that positions the company at the forefront of the earned wage access (EWA) industry in the Kingdom.

As one of the first Singapore-based startups to earn this recognition, EZ Wage joins a pioneering group shaping Saudi Arabia’s rapidly evolving fintech landscape. This achievement underscores the company’s commitment to driving financial inclusion and supporting the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 objectives.

“This is more than just a license; it is a launchpad for impact, innovation, and inclusion in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies,” said the company’s CEO and Founder. “We are proud to bring our expertise in earned wage access to Saudi Arabia, empowering workers and contributing to the Kingdom’s digital economy.”

The milestone was made possible through the collaboration and guidance of key partners, including Blossom Accelerator’s CEO, Emon Shakoor, and Senior Advisor, Muneeb Wahad Khan. Their support has been instrumental in navigating the regulatory process and laying the groundwork for EZ Wage’s market entry.

The exclusive Investment License represents a strategic step for EZ Wage in expanding its regional footprint. By enabling full foreign ownership, the license not only grants operational independence but also signals Saudi Arabia’s openness to global innovation in financial services.

With this recognition, EZ Wage is poised to scale its operations in the Kingdom, offering flexible and accessible earned wage solutions to employers and employees alike. The company’s platform is designed to help workers access their earned wages in real-time, improving financial well-being and reducing reliance on high-interest debt.

As Saudi Arabia continues to transform into a leading global investment hub, initiatives like MISA’s licensing program are creating fertile ground for fintech innovators. For EZ Wage, this opportunity serves as both a business expansion and a mission-driven endeavor to foster financial empowerment across the region.

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