Saudi startup STAMP has raised USD $2 million in a pre-seed round. This funding gives the young RegTech platform a strong start as it works to modernize how companies manage compliance and corporate governance.
Many founders in the region struggle with regulatory paperwork, which can be time-consuming and frustrating. STAMP aims to fix this by creating one smart system that brings all compliance tasks together in a more efficient way.
STAMP was founded in 2021 by Muyasser Albar and Mohammed Zarei. The company focuses on helping businesses deal with Saudi Arabia’s complex regulatory requirements.
Right now, STAMP manages licence applications—for activities like advising, arranging, and managing—as well as registrations, company incorporation, and ongoing compliance tasks.
The team is building a unified platform that combines government systems, registration steps, HR processes, and compliance work into one dashboard. In theory, this should save companies a lot of time—and reduce stress too.
The startup is developing a complete, fully integrated tech platform designed to simplify how businesses handle their legal and regulatory responsibilities.
The system aims to bring together different government platforms, registration steps, HR processes, and compliance tasks into one smart, unified dashboard.
By doing this, the company hopes to improve efficiency and make it easier and more transparent for businesses to navigate regulatory requirements.
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