Saudi-based RegTech startup STAMP, which provides technology to streamline regulatory licensing and corporate compliance processes, has secured new investment as it expands its platform across the Kingdom.
The company has raised $2m in a pre-seed round, although the investors were not disclosed in the announcemen, claims Wamda.
STAMP focuses on making regulatory obligations easier to manage for firms operating in Saudi Arabia. Its platform is designed to support licensing applications across multiple categories including Dealing, Managing, Advising and Arranging, as well as handling corporate registrations, filings and interactions with government authorities.
The fresh funding will be used to strengthen STAMP’s AI capabilities and broaden the scope of its compliance and governance tools. The company said it aims to build a more comprehensive RegTech ecosystem that improves readiness for regulatory change and supports organisations in meeting the country’s evolving rules.
STAMP is developing an integrated technology environment that consolidates government processes, registration requirements, HR workflows and compliance responsibilities into a unified, intelligent dashboard. The company claims this approach gives organisations clearer oversight, more structured management of legal obligations and greater operational efficiency.
This strategy also reflects the growing appetite for digital compliance tools across Saudi Arabia, as firms face increasingly complex corporate and regulatory requirements. STAMP says it wants to set a new national standard for seamless regulatory management.
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