Cairo Amman Bank and Fuze partner to explore digital assets in Jordan, advancing regulated innovation and digital banking transformation in MENA.
The collaboration will operate under the oversight of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Jordan Regulatory Sandbox (JoRegBox), providing a controlled environment to test and evaluate digital asset applications.
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The partnership aims to assess how digital asset capabilities can be developed responsibly to support the evolution of Jordan’s banking sector. Both parties will examine opportunities to enhance customer experience, improve operational efficiency, and introduce new financial products tailored to individuals, businesses, and institutions.
As part of the agreement, Cairo Amman Bank will evaluate how Fuze’s Digital Assets-as-a-Service (DaaS) infrastructure can integrate into its existing systems. This includes potential applications across product development, compliance frameworks, and technical operations. Any rollout of services will remain subject to regulatory approvals.
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Fuze’s participation in JoRegBox enables structured experimentation, allowing both organisations to test solutions while ensuring alignment with regulatory standards and risk controls.
Dr. Kamal Al-Bakri, CEO of Cairo Amman Bank, said the bank is exploring opportunities to enhance customer experience through emerging technologies, noting that the regulatory sandbox provides a secure framework for innovation.
Mohammed Ali Yusuf, CEO of Fuze, added that the collaboration reflects a measured approach to digital assets, emphasising the importance of compliance, trust, and alignment with the evolving financial landscape.
The initiative supports broader efforts to strengthen Jordan’s digital financial ecosystem, balancing innovation with financial stability and regulatory oversight.
Why Cairo Amman Bank’s Partnership with Fuze Matters to MENA
This partnership reflects a growing trend across MENA: banks are exploring digital assets within regulated frameworks rather than rushing adoption. Sandboxes like JoRegBox allow innovation without compromising financial stability — a model likely to shape how digital finance evolves across the region.
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