QNB Partners With TransferMate to Expand Global B2B Multicurrency Collections Capabilities for Corporate Customers
By Lauren Towner · 3 November 2025

QNB Group, the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa, has announced a strategic partnership with TransferMate, the world’s leading provider of embedded B2B payments infrastructure as a service, to expand global receivables and local accounts solutions for QNB customers worldwide.
This partnership enables QNB to integrate TransferMate’s award-winning technology directly into its platform, providing corporate clients with access to a broader network of international multicurrency collections and local accounts capabilities.
Through this collaboration, QNB customers will now be able to invoice and receive cross border payments in multiple currencies, benefiting from reduced transaction times and fees, improved cash flow management and enhanced transparency and reconciliation.
QNB constantly strive to provide its customers with new and innovative solutions to support their business needs. This platform enables them to receive international payments in multiple currencies so seamlessly, which is considered is a game-changer for its clients.
This marks TransferMate’s first banking partnership in the Middle East, capitalizing on the strategic alliances the fintech has established with major financial institutions and global notable brands.
The partnership marks a major milestone in QNB’s ongoing digital transformation journey and reinforces its position as a leader in delivering future-ready banking services.
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Previously on FF News:
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- BVNK Data Reveals 263x Surge in Embedded Stablecoin Wallets as Fintechs Overtake Trading Firms 29 July 2026
- TransferMate and Raindrop Systems Partner to Embed Global B2B Payments into Source-to-Pay Workflows 23 June 2026
Companies in this story: QATAR NATIONAL BANK, TransferMate