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Cairo Amman Bank PSC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Fuze, a regulated digital assets infrastructure provider in the MENA region, to explore new use cases for digital assets within Jordan’s regulated financial environment.
The collaboration will take place under the supervision of the Central Bank of Jordan and within the Jordan Regulatory Sandbox (JoRegBox) framework, which allows financial institutions to test emerging technologies in a controlled and regulated environment.
The partnership aims to evaluate how digital asset capabilities can be developed responsibly to support the evolution of Jordan’s banking sector. Both organisations will assess how digital assets could contribute to financial transformation in the Kingdom while improving services for banking customers, institutions and enterprises.
As part of the agreement, the two parties will explore how Fuze’s Digital Assets-as-a-Service (DaaS) infrastructure could integrate with Cairo Amman Bank’s operations. This includes potential applications in product development, operational processes, compliance systems and technical infrastructure. Any future implementation would remain subject to regulatory approvals.
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Fuze’s participation in the Jordan Regulatory Sandbox provides a structured environment for testing and collaboration, enabling both organisations to evaluate digital asset services while maintaining full regulatory oversight.
Dr. Kamal Al-Bakri, CEO of Cairo Amman Bank, said the bank is continuously exploring technologies that can improve customer experience and operational efficiency. He noted that the regulatory sandbox established by the Central Bank of Jordan has created an opportunity to collaborate with Fuze and explore ways to enhance the bank’s digital banking services for both customers and employees.
Mohammed Ali Yusuf, CEO of Fuze, said the partnership reflects Cairo Amman Bank’s measured and regulatory-focused approach to digital assets. He added that Fuze aims to support the bank in assessing how regulated digital asset infrastructure could fit into Jordan’s evolving financial ecosystem.
The collaboration represents another step in the development of Jordan’s digital financial sector, supporting innovation while maintaining the stability and integrity of the financial system.




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