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About myZoi

myZoi is committed to promote financial inclusion of every underbanked individual globally through tailored financial services, elevating their living standards over time. Headquartered in the UAE, myZoi is a wholly owned subsidiary of Standard Chartered Bank and a fintech backed by SC Ventures – the Bank’s innovation, fintech investment and ventures arm.

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MyZoi Raises $14 Million to Bolster Financial Inclusion

September 5 2023

myZoi, an innovative fintech focused on financial inclusion and financial literacy for the underbanked, has […]

Syed Muhammad Ali

Syed Muhammad Ali