PayTabs Group has introduced a new AI-powered payment orchestration platform, developed over a period of four months in Saudi Arabia, according to a press release posted on Zawya.

The platform is expected to process transactions exceeding SR 325bn shortly, the paytech said.

Additionally, the group has initiated the AI Payment Acceptance Booster project to decrease transaction declines, and a Data Warehouse project aimed at providing real-time financial insights and risk management services.

PayTabs Group CEO & founder Abdulaziz Al Jouf said: “The launch of our Saudi built, AI-powered payment orchestration platform represents a bold step forward, not just for PayTabs but for Saudi Arabia’s vision of AI leadership.

“With scalable AI-powered infrastructure, PayTabs is poised to deliver Saudi technology across emerging markets, equipping businesses and financial institutions with the agility to compete globally.”

The PayTabs Moderator Platform, an AI orchestration layer, has been developed for banks, financial institutions, and large corporations.

This layer offers a unified payment ecosystem control through APIs and is hosted within Saudi Arabia to meet financial sector compliance standards.

The technology has already been adopted by financial entities in various markets, including Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, and Azerbaijan, facilitating payment solutions.

Since July 2024, PayTabs Group has been integrating AI across its products, operations, and processes.

The company has implemented an AI strategy, an AI-driven CRM, AI-powered customer support, and automated KYC/KYB onboarding processes.

By July 2025, PayTabs aims to extend its AI services to over a million clients, in line with its digital economy growth strategy with “IPO readiness”.

Last month, PayTabs partnered with Mastercard to enhance digital payment solutions for SMEs in Egypt, utilising Mastercard's network and capabilities to provide a “white-labelled” digital payments platform for merchants.

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