RIYADH: STAMP, a Saudi-based regulatory technology (RegTech) startup, has raised $2 million in a pre-seed funding round backed by undisclosed investors, the company announced.
Founded in 2021 by Muyasser Albar and Mohammed Zarei, STAMP specialises in regulatory licensing, corporate registration, incorporation, and post-incorporation services, integrating these processes into a unified digital interface for organisations operating in Saudi Arabia.
The newly secured capital will be used to enhance the startup’s artificial intelligence capabilities and accelerate the development of its end-to-end compliance and corporate operations platform.
STAMP’s core services include handling regulatory applications for licenses such as Dealing, Managing, Advising, and Arranging, alongside corporate filings and governance-related processes required by Saudi government authorities.
The company is building an integrated technology platform designed to consolidate government procedures, registration workflows, HR operations, and compliance tasks into a single intelligent dashboard. This unified approach aims to improve oversight, increase operational efficiency, and offer businesses a clearer and more structured way to manage legal and regulatory obligations.
The growth of RegTech adoption in Saudi Arabia is being driven by increasingly complex corporate requirements and the Kingdom’s rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. Against this backdrop, STAMP aims to establish a new benchmark for seamless regulatory and compliance management across the Kingdom.
