Equiti Group, a global fintech firm, opened a physical storefront in Al Ain on September 23, 2026, marking its second location in the UAE. The branch, located on Hamdan Bin Mohammad Street, represents the company’s strategy to combine digital financial services with in-person client engagement across the region.

  • Location: Hamdan Bin Mohammad Street, Al Ain, UAE
  • Opening date: September 23, 2026
  • Expansion milestone: Second physical storefront in the UAE

The new location provides clients with face-to-face access to a local team supported by Equiti‘s international capabilities and market expertise. The expansion is expected to create additional employment opportunities within Al Ain’s community.

Al Ain is an important and dynamic part of the country, and we are proud to establish a permanent presence here. This new store gives us the opportunity to listen more closely, understand what matters to our clients and contribute meaningfully to the community. Our focus will be on creating an approachable and welcoming environment where every client feels recognised, understood and confident in the support they receive.

– Kinan Hassino, General Director of Equiti’s Al Ain branch

Equiti operates across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, holding licenses in major financial jurisdictions including the UK, UAE, and Cyprus. The Group provides trading technology, payment software, virtual assets, asset management, and physical commodity solutions to retail, professional, and institutional clients.

Kinan Hassino, General Director of Equiti’s Al Ain Branch. Source: LinkedIn

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