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Qatar Central Bank approves TrustIn Limited for FinTech Sandbox

By Vriti Gothi

July 16, 2025

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Qatar Central Bank (QCB) has granted TrustIn Limited approval to enter its FinTech Regulatory Sandbox, to cultivate a dynamic, future-ready financial ecosystem.

TrustIn Limited, a pioneering FinTech company, offers a cutting-edge Digital Escrow Platform designed to facilitate secure, transparent, and efficient transactions across multiple sectors. By leveraging advanced digital capabilities, the platform aims to strengthen trust in online commercial engagements while supporting the evolution of Qatar’s digital economy.

The approval enables TrustIn Limited to operate as an Authorised FinTech Sandbox Participant, providing a controlled environment to test its innovative solutions under QCB’s oversight. While the sandbox status does not constitute full licensing, it represents a critical step towards regulatory readiness and broader market deployment.

Commenting on the development, a spokesperson for Qatar Central Bank said: “QCB remains steadfast in its commitment to enabling a robust and secure FinTech environment that fuels economic diversification and aligns with Qatar’s vision for financial sector advancement. By supporting initiatives like TrustIn’s Digital Escrow Platform, we aim to nurture solutions that prioritise customer protection, transparency, and sustainable growth.”

The introduction of TrustIn’s Digital Escrow Platform is expected to deliver significant value to businesses and consumers alike, mitigating transactional risks and enhancing confidence in digital payments and contractual agreements. The platform is also designed with compliance and customer-centricity at its core, ensuring alignment with local regulatory frameworks and international best practices.

Looking ahead, TrustIn Limited plans to collaborate closely with QCB and other ecosystem stakeholders throughout the sandbox phase to refine its technological offering and expand its market footprint. The company remains committed to supporting Qatar’s ambitions of becoming a regional FinTech hub by introducing secure, innovative, and Shariah-compliant digital financial solutions.

This milestone marks yet another step towards realising a resilient, technologically advanced, and inclusive financial sector in Qatar — a sector that empowers businesses, safeguards consumers, and drives the nation’s digital economy forward.

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