Trevi Disrupts Egypt’s Fintech Scene with Secure Payments and Loyalty Rewards

Egypt’s fintech ecosystem just got a major boost with the arrival of Trevi, a digital payment platform designed to streamline transactions while offering users exciting financial benefits. Launched in February 2025, Trevi is positioning itself as a secure and rewarding alternative in Egypt’s growing cashless economy.

The Egyptian government has been actively pushing for financial inclusion, encouraging digital payments as a way to modernize the country’s financial landscape. Trevi is stepping in at the right moment, offering an all-in-one digital payment platform that blends secure transactions with enticing loyalty programs.

Trevi has teamed up with Paymob, one of the region’s leading payment processors, to support transactions via credit cards, debit cards, and QR codes. Looking ahead, the company plans to integrate NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, allowing users to make contactless payments with ease.

But Trevi isn’t just about processing payments—it’s about rewarding users. One of the app’s standout features is its instant cashback system, which offers unlimited rewards with no caps. Additionally, users will gain access to personalized financial insights, helping them track spending and make informed money decisions.

A notable addition to the app’s services is the Family Wallet feature, which allows households to manage shared expenses under one digital umbrella, making it easier for families to budget collectively.

Trevi’s goals are bold—11.4 million users in Egypt within the next five years and a projected $2.8 billion in total payments by 2029. While Egypt is the company’s primary focus for now, it has already laid out plans to expand into Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Morocco, targeting wider adoption across the North African and Levant markets.

To support its expansion, Trevi is forging partnerships with merchants across various sectors, including grocery stores, dining, and electronics retailers. Additionally, the company is working on launching Trevi Spaces, a feature aimed at managing shared expenses within groups.

With digital payments becoming the backbone of modern economies, Trevi is stepping up to redefine financial transactions in Egypt and beyond. As the fintech sector continues to thrive, Trevi’s innovative approach could make it a key player in shaping the region’s cashless future.