Full-Time
In-store Success Executive
In-store Retention Executive
Posted on 10/31/2025
Tabby
1,001-5,000 employees
Sharia-compliant BNPL payments for retailers
No salary listed
Dubai - United Arab Emirates
In Person
Preference for candidates based in Sharjah and Dubai due to store visits.
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- 1-2 years of experience in retail, in-store brand activations, in-store staff training, or customer-facing roles
- Experience visiting or supporting multiple store locations or working with merchants/partners on the ground
- Strong communication skills in Arabic and English
- Valid UAE driving license and personal car
- Comfortable using data tools and dashboards to track performance
- A proactive, people-first mindset
- Visiting the current network of merchants to ensure the in-store strategy is successfully implemented
- Reporting the visits to ensure all relevant stakeholders have full visibility over the current state of in-store merchants
- Training new and existing merchant partners to ensure they have the full knowledge prior to selling with Tabby
- Aligning between teams to ensure all needed actions are taken
- Preference will be given to candidates based in Sharjah and Dubai as they are expected to visit stores based on these locations
Tabby provides a buy now, pay later (BNPL) service that lets customers split purchases into four equal, interest-free payments. The service works through partnerships with retailers: at checkout, Tabby pays the retailer in full upfront, while the customer repays Tabby in four installments. In addition to BNPL, Tabby offers Tabby Shop, a platform to discover and track products from many brands with deals and coupons, and Tabby Card, a Visa-backed payment card that enables Pay in 4 anywhere Visa is accepted. The company’s offering is Shariah-compliant, avoiding interest charges. This positions Tabby to appeal to markets with significant Muslim populations. The main goal is to make consumer finance more flexible for shoppers while helping retailers increase sales and expanding the ecosystem with Shop and Card features.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$1.9B
Headquarters
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Founded
2019
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Shahbandr partnership integrates Tabby into 20,000 Saudi and Egyptian online stores.
- Sharjah Finance Department launched Tabby postpaid service for government fees November 2025.
- Ubuy integration boosts Tabby in UAE and Saudi cross-border e-commerce since 2026.
What critics are saying
- Tamara splits PAPITA.co partnerships since March 23, 2026, eroding Tabby's merchant share.
- Agricultural B2B entrants using satellite data capture Nigeria and Kenya markets by 2027.
- $4.5B valuation triggers Mubadala investor pullback amid GCC BNPL saturation in 2027.
What makes Tabby unique
- Tabby offers Shariah-compliant BNPL, appealing to Muslim-majority UAE and Saudi markets.
- Tabby Card enables Pay in 4 anywhere VISA is accepted beyond merchant partnerships.
- Tabby Shop aggregates deals from brands like Amazon, Shein, and IKEA in one app.
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↑ 1%Saudi Central Bank grants first open banking license to Lean Technologies. The MENA fintech moves from sandbox trials to full-scale operations, aiming to serve merchants, SMEs, and millions of users across the Kingdom Get the hottest Fintech Middle East News once a month in your Inbox The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) has granted its first Major Payment Institution license for open banking services to Lean Technologies. The MENA payments infrastructure firm was previously part of SAMA's Regulatory Sandbox, signalling a transition from open banking trials to real-world deployment. According to Finextra, during the sandbox phase, Lean Technologies partnered with regional fintechs including Tabby, Tamasa, and Abdul Latif Jameel. The company's objectives align with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 plans to expand open banking infrastructure. CEO of Lean Technologies, Hisham Al-Falih, said: "With this license, we have the platform, the partnerships, and the regulatory standing to extend the reach of our infrastructure to thousands of merchants, tens of thousands of SMEs, and millions of end users across the Kingdom." In July 2025, Lean Technologies received regulatory approval under the UAE's Open Finance Framework. Featured image credit: Edited by Fintech News UAE, based on image by thanyakij-12 via Freepik 30. March 2026 23. March 2026 13. March 2026 12. March 2026 9. March 2026 5. March 2026 20. February 2026 19. February 2026
PAPITA.co introduces Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) payment facility for UAE and Saudi Arabia customers. PAPITA.co has partnered with Tabby and Tamara to let customers split the payment into easy instalments for a more convenient purchase experience. Consumers expect payments to be as seamless as the rest of their digital experience. With its BNPL offering, Abu Dhabi Reporter give them the flexibility to complete their shopping without unnecessary friction." - Tarun K Balani DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, March 23, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - PAPITA.co, a Dubai-based consumer electronics retailer, continues to strengthen its payment experience for customers in the UAE and Saudi Arabia with its Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) facility. The company has partnered with leading BNPL service providers, Tabby and Tamara, which allow customers to split the payment into 4 flexible and easy interest-free instalments. This way, customers can easily buy tablets, like the Apple iPad, online with greater convenience and financial ease. The BNPL market in the UAE is witnessing steady growth, valued at $4.25 billion in 2025 and expected to reach $11.49 billion by 2031. This reflects a CAGR of 18.03% as the adoption of flexible payment solutions accelerates. This growth can be attributed to a range of factors, including widespread adoption of eCommerce usage, a youthful digital-native population, and a regulatory environment that balances innovation with trust. This momentum is further supported by the growing comfort that consumers find in BNPL models. Rather than committing to a full upfront cost, it enables them to split the payment into manageable instalments for a short period of time. This looks more appealing than EMIs because the interest is usually calculated on principal, tenure, and prevailing rates. However, some EMI plans might offer 0% interest rate, but the longer repayment tenures can still feel restrictive. Also, EMIs are availed from credit/debit cards, and are therefore subject to the cardholder's eligibility, including available credit limit, bank approvals, and existing financial profile. However, in the case of BNPL, the purchase is almost instantly approved at the time of checkout. The ease of approval and short-term payment period are what make BNPL popular among consumers, especially Gen Zs. Around 50% of Gen Zs prefer digital payments, and BNPL has emerged as their preferred payment method for discretionary and daily shopping. This trend is particularly prevalent in the consumer electronics market, which accounted for over 32% of the UAE's BNPL market in 2025. With higher purchase value and frequent upgrade cycles, products like smartphones, tablets, and laptops are well-suited to shorter repayment models. Speaking on the growing adoption of BNPL, Tarun K Balani, Founder and CEO of PAPITA.co, said: "BNPL allows customers to complete transactions with greater ease and clarity, which ultimately builds more confidence at checkout. It's all about simplifying the entire purchase experience." The BNPL payment option is available at PAPITA.co e-commerce store and even at their retail store in Deira, Dubai. Customers can choose between Tabby and Tamara and flexible instalment plans and enjoy immediate access to their preferred electronics, whether buying a PlayStation online or offline. Goraav Tarun Balani PAPITA.co +971 58 808 0250 email Abu Dhabi Reporter here Visit Abu Dhabi Reporter on social media: LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. Abu Dhabi Reporter do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
Ubuy adds Tabby instalment payments for UAE and Saudi Arabia shoppers. Integration allows customers to split purchases into interest-free instalments at checkout Get the hottest Fintech Middle East News once a month in your Inbox Cross-border e-commerce platform Ubuy has integrated Tabby as a payment option for customers in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, allowing shoppers to pay for purchases in instalments. The option is now available on Ubuy's UAE and Saudi Arabia platforms, giving customers the ability to split purchases into up to four payments. Shoppers can choose to divide payments into three interest-free instalments with no additional fees, or opt for four payments with a small processing fee where applicable. At checkout, the system approves transactions instantly and schedules the remaining payments automatically. The integration reflects increasing demand for flexible payment options in the GCC's expanding e-commerce sector, particularly for cross-border purchases. "Customer convenience has always been at the core of Ubuy's growth strategy," said Dhari AlAbdulhadi, Founder and CTO of Ubuy. "By integrating Tabby, we are giving our customers in Saudi Arabia and the UAE greater financial flexibility while maintaining the seamless international shopping experience Ubuy is known for." Customers can select Tabby directly at checkout, choose an instalment plan, and complete the purchase within seconds. The remaining payments are then processed automatically according to the selected schedule. Ubuy said the addition forms part of its broader effort to expand localised services across the region while providing access to international products. By introducing Tabby, the company aims to offer payment options that align with regional consumer preferences while supporting cross-border online shopping. The integration also reflects the wider adoption of buy now, pay later services across the GCC, where retailers and online platforms are increasingly incorporating flexible payment tools to accommodate shifting consumer spending patterns. Featured image credit: Edited by Fintech News Middle East, based on image by thanyakij-12 via Freepik
Shahbandr and Tabby partner to bring BNPL to 20,000 online stores. Shahbandr, the saudi-headquartered e-commerce enablement platform, has partnered with financial services app Tabby to integrate flexible payment solutions for its network of merchants. The collaboration aims to empower over 20,000 online stores across Saudi Arabia and Egypt. By integrating Tabby's Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) technology, merchants on the Shahbandr platform can now offer customers the ability to split purchases into interest-free payments, a move designed to enhance the shopping experience and drive higher conversion rates. Boosting regional e-commerce. Shahbandr, founded by Shady Abdelshaheed and Tamer Sharkas, provides tools for entrepreneurs to launch online stores without technical expertise, offering services ranging from payment and logistics integration to AI-powered marketing content. Shady Abdelshaheed, co-founder and CEO of Shahbandr, commented: "We're delighted to partner with Tabby, as this marks a significant milestone for Shahbandr merchants. Tabby is highly regarded by customers in the Kingdom. Integrating its solutions into our platform will boost store sales and simplify financial processes." Tapping into a registered base. For Tabby, the partnership expands its reach within the growing SME sector in the region. The fintech company, which works with major global brands like SHEIN and IKEA, highlights the high penetration of its services in the Saudi market. Abdulaziz Saja, general manager of Tabby Saudi Arabia, added: "This partnership with Shahbandr allows us to bring Tabby's flexible payments to thousands of online businesses across Saudi Arabia. With nearly two in three adults already registered on Tabby, Shahbandr merchants can tap into an existing, highly engaged customer base while driving conversion and sustainable growth". The partnership is part of a broader series of strategic alliances by Shahbandr as it looks to support digital commerce growth in the region and expand into new markets.
Vacanzy Corporate Services x Tabby: simplifying business payments in the UAE. Vacanzy Corporate Services Tabby UAE business payment solutions UAE flexible payment corporate UAE Introduction. Starting or running a business in the UAE can involve significant upfront costs - from trade license fees to visa processing and office setup. For entrepreneurs, especially those coming from India, the USA, or the UK, managing cash flow efficiently is critical. That's why Vacanzy Corporate Services has partnered with Tabby, the UAE's leading "Buy Now, Pay Later" platform, to provide flexible payment solutions for businesses setting up in the region. Why Vacanzy Corporate Services x Tabby is a game changer. 1. Flexible payments for company formation. Entrepreneurs no longer need to pay full upfront costs. With Tabby, businesses can split payments into manageable installments while getting their trade license, visas, and office setup completed quickly. 2. Seamless integration with Corporate Services. Vacanzy Corporate Services offers a full-stack corporate service: - Free zone & mainland company formation - Visa processing (investor, employment, family) - PRO services and document attestation With Tabby integration, clients can pay in installments without disrupting their setup process. 3. Ideal for international entrepreneurs. - **Indian investors**: can start UAE ventures without large upfront capital. - **US & UK entrepreneurs**: benefit from flexible payment terms while expanding internationally. 4. Fast, secure, and Transparent. - Instant approval for payment plans. - Transparent breakdown of payments. - Safe, secure, and fully compliant with UAE financial regulations. How it works. 1. Choose your corporate service package with Vacanzy. 2. At checkout, select Tabby as your payment option. 3. Split your payments into 2 - 4 interest-free installments. 4. Complete your business setup without financial strain. **Pro Tip**: Using Tabby allows startups to manage cash flow efficiently and reinvest savings into growth and operations. Benefits of Using Vacanzy Corporate Services with Tabby. - Start your UAE business today without full upfront payments. - Access corporate services: licensing, visas, document processing. - Transparent, hassle-free payments with clear schedules. - Peace of mind knowing your setup is handled professionally by Vacanzy. Conclusion. The partnership between Vacanzy Corporate Services and Tabby is transforming the way entrepreneurs launch and manage businesses in the UAE. By combining full-service corporate solutions with flexible payment options, Vacanzy empowers global investors to focus on growing their business, not worrying about upfront costs. **Get started with Vacanzy Corporate Services today and pay smart with Tabby! Visit Vacanzy.co.**