The Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB), operating under the TechDestination Pakistan banner, has announced the six Pakistani technology companies that will represent the country at Money20/20 Middle East 2026 in Riyadh, marking Pakistan’s official delegation to one of the region’s largest fintech industry events. The companies selected span a range of specializations across the financial technology sector, spanning the infrastructure that powers transactions to the artificial intelligence platforms and solutions increasingly shaping how financial services are delivered across the region. The delegation will be based at the Pakistan Pavilion at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, Saudi Arabia, running from September 14 to 16, 2026.
Among the companies representing Pakistan, CodeNinja Inc will showcase work in governed AI and sovereign cloud systems, while EPL Private Limited brings expertise in digital payments and enterprise solutions to the pavilion. ProConsult International rounds out the group’s regulatory and advisory side, focusing on RegTech, risk, and fintech advisory services, while MyTM Technologies will present its work across digital lending, wallets, and mobility AI. TPS Worldwide, a company with an established track record in transaction processing, will focus on transaction processing and open banking solutions, while InfoTech will represent Pakistan’s capabilities in capital markets, trading platforms, and banking automation, giving the delegation a fairly comprehensive spread across the major functional areas that make up a modern fintech ecosystem.
Money20/20 Middle East has grown into one of the region’s most closely watched fintech gatherings, drawing companies, investors, and policymakers from across the Gulf and wider Middle East to discuss trends in digital payments, banking infrastructure, and financial services technology. Pakistan’s participation under the TechDestination Pakistan banner reflects a broader push by PSEB to position the country’s software and fintech exporters within high visibility regional trade events, using the Pakistan Pavilion format to give multiple companies simultaneous access to the same pool of potential partners and clients rather than sending individual firms to negotiate market entry on their own. The event’s location in Riyadh also places Pakistani firms directly within Saudi Arabia’s rapidly expanding fintech and digital banking sector, an area the kingdom has prioritized as part of its broader economic diversification efforts under Vision 2030.
For the six participating companies, the event offers a chance to build relationships with potential partners, clients, and investors operating across the Middle East’s fintech landscape, an increasingly competitive space as more countries in the region push their own homegrown digital payment and banking infrastructure. Whether this specific delegation translates into concrete partnerships or deals for the six companies involved will likely become clearer only after the event concludes on September 16, though PSEB’s continued investment in organizing pavilion level participation at major international fintech gatherings suggests the board views this kind of high visibility group representation as a core part of its export promotion strategy for Pakistan’s broader technology sector.
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