Elm has signed on as a strategic sponsor of Money20/20 Middle East 2026, taking place in Riyadh from 14 to 16 September 2026, where the company will present a portfolio of digital platforms built around trust, verification and regulatory compliance while pursuing new partnerships across the financial and fintech landscape.
The sponsorship, announced under the slogan «We enable what's next», reflects Elm's positioning of its digital expertise as a tool for institutions navigating rapid shifts in financial services and developing new business and service models. The company said its participation aims to deepen ties with players across the financial and fintech ecosystem and to explore fresh avenues for cooperation.
At the centre of Elm's showcase is the «Dhamen» platform, which brings together fund protection, IBAN verification, payments and embedded finance within a single environment supporting the reliability of digital commerce. Over five years in the market, the platform has processed more than 6 million transactions with a combined value exceeding SAR 60 billion, according to the company.
Elm is also presenting «Yaqeen», whose verification operations have surpassed 3 billion, alongside «Wathiq» for validating corporate data, and «Rabit», which connects systems and digital services through unified APIs. Risk and compliance capabilities are represented by «Lazem», an AI-driven platform for data analysis and risk assessment that has contributed to issuing more than 3 million insurance policies, and by «Natheer», which tracks changes in official individual records and issues alerts to help curb fraud. The «Atmam» portfolio rounds out the offering with electronic billing, collection and payment management.
Beyond its exhibition presence, Elm is taking part in specialised sessions and discussions on the future of digital trust, compliance and fintech. «We continue to invest our expertise in building and operating digital systems that keep pace with the next generation of services», the company said, describing its participation as part of broader efforts to support the growth of the Kingdom's digital economy.