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Fuze, one of the Middle East and Turkey’s fastest-growing financial infrastructure providers, has announced a strategic partnership with Exaforce to enhance security and achieve regulatory compliance through AI-driven security operations. The move underscores Fuze’s commitment to safeguarding its customers while setting new benchmarks for digital asset resilience in the region.
Exaforce, a cybersecurity innovator founded by former leaders from Google, F5, and Palo Alto Networks, is backed by a $75 million Series A funding round led by Mayfield, Khosla Ventures, and Thomvest Ventures. The company specializes in multi-model AI for security operations, bringing advanced monitoring, faster threat detection, and proactive defense to mission-critical financial systems.
Through the partnership, Fuze is deploying Exaforce’s AI-driven Managed Detection & Response (MDR) service to reinforce its stablecoin infrastructure. By embedding Exaforce into its compliance framework, Fuze gains continuous visibility, real-time anomaly detection, and automated issue resolution—cutting investigation times by up to 94% and drastically reducing manual engineering work.
Srijan R Shetty, Co-founder and CTO at Fuze, , highlighted the importance of the partnership: “Security and compliance are the backbone of financial infrastructure. By embedding Exaforce into Fuze’s stablecoin platform, we’re exceeding regulatory expectations and setting a new standard for how AI can safeguard digital asset ecosystems. This partnership ensures that our customers, partners, and regulators can trust Fuze to deliver innovation, resilience, and security at scale.”

Marco Rodrigues, Co-founder and Head of Customer Engineering at Exaforce, added: "Fuze is pioneering the future of regulated digital assets in MENA, and we’re proud to power their security and compliance journey. With our multi-model AI for security operations, Fuze gains continuous visibility, faster investigations, and proactive defense against both external and insider threats. Together, we’re proving that AI-led compliance can transform risk management in financial markets.”

The integration of Exaforce AI ensures enterprise-grade compliance for banks, fintechs, and institutional partners working with Fuze. The system provides advanced visibility across wallets, APIs, GitHub, cloud, and code repositories, all built on a Zero Trust framework and enhanced by LLM-driven intelligence.
With 24/7 monitoring, automatic threat detection, and proactive risk mitigation, Fuze is bolstering trust among regulators, liquidity providers, and financial institutions while delivering a safer, more transparent, and globally scalable digital asset ecosystem.
As stablecoins and digital assets gain traction in MENA, regulatory compliance and operational resilience have become top priorities. Fuze’s partnership with Exaforce not only demonstrates its forward-looking approach but also positions the company as a regional leader in secure financial infrastructure.
By embedding AI-driven security at the core of its operations, Fuze is ensuring that its digital asset rails remain compliant, trusted, and scalable—laying the groundwork for the next phase of regulated digital finance in the Middle East and beyond.
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