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Islamic Finance Start-Up in Uzbekistan Raises $1 Million Funding

TEHRAN (IQNA) – An Uzbek company providing 'buy now, pay later' services compliant with Islamic finance rules, has raised over $1 million from a group of venture capital investors, aiming to grow in Central Asia's most populous nation.

News ID: 3477922 Publish Date : 2022/02/22

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Islamic Finance Start-Up in Uzbekistan Raises $1 Million Funding

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