Audi Capital and GTN Launch ‘Audi Tadawul,’ Targeting Global Market Access

Editorial Team

Last updated 7-10-2025

3 min

Audi Capital and GTN have launched Audi Tadawul, a new global trading platform.

The platform offers access to over 80 financial markets, featuring equities, ETFs, and more.

It provides real-time data, advanced charting tools, and secure, fast execution at competitive rates.

CEO Daniel Asmar stresses the platform’s role in empowering clients and diversifying investments.

This venture aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 to expand investment opportunities.

Audi Capital has teamed up with GTN, a global fintech known for its investment technology, to launch a new trading platform called Audi Tadawul. The aim? To give investors—whether they’re high-net-worth individuals, institutions, or family offices—direct access to over 80 global financial markets, all through one sleek portal.

The partnership looks like a well-thought-out marriage of strengths. Audi Capital, firmly rooted in Saudi Arabia’s financial sector, brings its regulatory clout and local know-how. GTN, meanwhile, supplies the tech muscle—its scalable trading infrastructure forms the backbone of the new platform. When they unveiled Audi Tadawul at Audi Capital’s Riyadh offices on 30 September 2025, it felt like more than just another product launch; it was a marker in the Kingdom’s ongoing financial evolution.

Now, what makes this platform particularly interesting is its scope. It’s not just about buying shares in a few companies; we’re talking equities, ETFs, commodities, derivatives, even bonds and alternative investments—all manageable under one umbrella account. Users can access it via desktop or mobile, and the setup promises real-time data, advanced charting tools, risk management features, and fast (plus secure) execution. Quite the package really, and at competitive rates too.

Daniel Asmar, Audi Capital’s CEO, put it nicely when he said the platform “empowers clients to invest with speed, precision and confidence” across both Saudi and international markets. On the GTN side, Damian Bunce—who heads their Middle East operations—highlighted the goal of “democratising access” to markets that were once out of reach for many investors in the region.

What struck me most, though, is how this venture aligns so neatly with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambitions. It’s not just ticking boxes for innovation’s sake; it’s actually creating practical pathways for investors to diversify and engage with the world beyond the Tadawul Exchange. That’s no small feat. And believe it or not, the buzz around the event wasn’t just corporate fluff—there’s genuine optimism that this could set a new standard for integrated trading across MENA.

At Arageek, we’ve often talked about how the right tech partnerships can tip the scales for regional startups and institutions alike. This one feels spot on. Of course, the proof will be in the pudding once users really start trading—but I reckon Audi Tadawul’s blend of local expertise and global tech muscle might just give it that extra edge. The financial world is full of big promises, and keeping them can be a bit of a faff, but here… well, something tells me they’re onto something.

And yes, I’m still slightly chuffed to bits at how the MENA fintech landscape is fast maturing. If this platform works as smoothly as promised, it could open doors for a new generation of savvy investors. It’s definately one to watch.

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