Amman: Jordan-based fintech firm MadfooatCom has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Morocco's Attijariwafa Bank to develop innovative solutions for electronic bill presentation and payment, supporting the digital transformation of financial services in Morocco and other countries where the bank operates.

According to Jordan News Agency, the partnership underscores a shared commitment to enhancing customer experience, increasing the efficiency and security of digital payments, and delivering user-centric platforms that simplify bill payments for both individuals and businesses.

MadfooatCom Founder and Chairman Nasser Saleh said that customers of Attijariwafa Bank will benefit from a secure and seamless bill payment experience, describing the collaboration as a key milestone in the company's regional mission to modernize digital financial services.

Founded by Jordanian entrepreneur Nasser Saleh, MadfooatCom is a leading fintech company backed by major Jordanian banks and the Social Security Investment Fund. The company operates the "eFAWATEERcom" platform, one of Jordan's flagship digital transformation initiatives, and has processed over $100 billion in transactions since inception. It provides secure and efficient e-payment solutions and is actively expanding across the MENA region.

Attijariwafa Bank is a prominent pan-African financial group offering a wide array of banking and financial services, including insurance, lending, leasing, asset management, brokerage, and private banking. With over 21,000 employees, it serves 12 million clients through 7,400 branches in 27 countries, primarily across Africa and Europe.