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Rain announces partnership with Bahrain FinTech Bay

By Leandra Monteiro

June 30, 2022

  • Bahrain FinTech Bay
  • Bitcoin
  • Central Bank Of Bahrain
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RainOne of MENA’s leading FinTech hubs, Bahrain FinTech Bay (BFB), and Rain, the first licensed crypto-asset service provider in the Middle East by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB), have announced their partnership to continue to drive success in the crypto sector and reshape the future of finance in the region.

In line with Rain’s commitment to bring forward a trusted platform to all current and future customers in the cryptocurrency space, Bahrain FinTech Bay and Rain will launch a series of initiatives, including a live crypto event that will kickstart this August, followed by educational workshops. Furthermore, the partnership will reinforce Rain’s outreach to crypto newcomers and enthusiasts in the Kingdom.

Co-Founder of Rain, Joseph Dallago, commented on the partnership, “Our continued partnership with Bahrain FinTech Bay, with whom we share a unified vision, will kickstart our next chapter to bring the Middle East further into the new crypto economy. This synergy will empower us to continue playing our role of raising awareness of the vast potential of cryptocurrencies to change finance globally. The Middle East is one of the fastest-growing cryptocurrency markets in the world, with a realization that this will be a pillar of the economy in the future. Rain is part of this shift, and will continue to pave the way for the next generation.”

This partnership will play a key role in supporting Bahrain in achieving the goals outlined by the Kingdom’s Economic Vision 2030. Bahrain FinTech Bay has embraced a wide range of ecosystem players, with over 120 local and regional partners across governmental bodies, financial institutions, corporates, consultancy firms, universities, associations, venture capitalists, and FinTech start-ups. In just a few years since its establishment, Bahrain FinTech Bay has incubated 90+ impactful FinTech companies and start-ups, and supported 120 start-ups through their accelerator programs.

CEO of Bahrain FinTech Bay, Bader Sater, commented on the initiative, “We are pleased to partner with the Middle East’s very first licensed crypto exchange. By partnering with us, Rain will access a wealth of possibilities, which will further cement their status as one of the leading cryptocurrency trading platforms in the Middle East. The founding partnership with Rain allows us to achieve our collective vision of building a financial system that is accessible to everyone. Bahrain has made notable strides towards enabling a safe and regulated cryptocurrency industry, and we want to further contribute to this journey.”

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