Saudi RegTech Startup STAMP Raises $2M to Streamline Compliance Management

Editorial Team

Last updated 23-11-2025

3 min

Saudi startup STAMP raised USD 2 million to modernise compliance and governance for companies.

Founded in 2021, STAMP helps businesses navigate Saudi Arabia's regulatory landscape through a unified platform.

The funding will advance AI capabilities for analysing obligations and streamlining governance structures.

STAMP's approach aims to make regulatory management less burdensome and more efficient.

This investment highlights growing interest in RegTech that enhances clarity and efficiency in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi startup STAMP has pulled in USD 2 million in a pre‑seed round, giving its young RegTech platform a proper push as it tries to modernise how companies handle compliance and corporate governance. I’ve seen plenty of founders across the region wrestling with regulatory paperwork—sometimes it’s a bit of a faff—so seeing a team try to bring all of this into one intelligent system feels spot on.

STAMP was founded in 2021 by Muyasser Albar and Mohammed Zarei, and it focuses on helping businesses navigate Saudi Arabia’s regulatory landscape. The company already handles licence applications—covering activities like advising, arranging and managing—along with registrations, incorporation and everything that comes after. What it’s building now is a unified platform that folds together government systems, registration processes, HR workflows and compliance tasks into a single dashboard. On paper, that should save companies a fair amount of time and, well… sanity.

The fresh funding is meant to accelerate development of the startup’s AI capabilities, sharpening the software’s ability to analyse obligations and flag issues before they become a headache. STAMP also wants its system to support organisations in tightening up their governance structures and staying ready for shifting regulations across Saudi Arabia. I reckon that’s becoming increasingly crucial as more startups scale quickly and find themselves juggling multiple authorities at once. On the flip side, bringing so many moving parts into one interface won’t be easy, but the team seems chuffed to bits about where they’re heading.

What caught my attention is how closely this aligns with conversations we often hear around Arageek—founders dreaming of tools that cut through the bureaucracy so they can focus on actual growth. I remember chatting with a young entrepreneur from Jeddah who said compliance work sometimes felt “like having three bosses who never agree.” STAMP’s approach won’t solve everything overnight, definately, but it hints at a future where regulatory management is less of a burden and more of a streamlined, almost invisible process.

For now, the investment signals growing interest in RegTech across the Kingdom, particularly solutions that bring clarity, oversight and efficiency to companies trying to keep pace with new rules. And believe it or not, this sort of behind‑the‑scenes technology often becomes the quiet backbone of a healthier business ecosystem—something the whole region could benefit from.

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