MoneyHash Adds VaultsPay to Its Payment Orchestration Network

UAE fintechs MoneyHash and VaultsPay have partnered to give businesses streamlined access to VaultsPay through a unified payment orchestration network. This integration allows merchants to manage VaultsPay alongside other providers through a single setup. The agreement was signed at Seamless Middle East 2026 in Dubai.

For businesses, the arrangement is aimed at reducing the technical work involved in adding another payment provider. It provides them more flexibility over how payments are routed and managed.

Benefits of a Payment Orchestration Network

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MoneyHash acts as an orchestration layer between merchants and payment providers. Instead of building and maintaining separate connections for every provider, businesses can manage multiple payment options through its infrastructure.

With VaultsPay now part of that network, merchants can incorporate VaultsPay alongside their existing payment setup without building another standalone integration. VaultsPay provides online and in-person payment services in the UAE, including card and wallet payments, payment APIs, and POS solutions.

The company is regulated by the UAE Central Bank and licensed as an electronic money institution.

Centralizing Payment Infrastructure

For merchants operating across different channels, adding payment providers can create significant technical and operational work. MoneyHash's model is designed to centralize that complexity.

Businesses can connect different providers, manage their payment infrastructure, and adjust how transactions are handled without rebuilding their entire stack each time they add a new capability. Nader Abdelrazik, co-founder and CEO of MoneyHash, said the partnership strengthens the payment options available through its platform.

Sailesh Malhotra, CEO of VaultsPay, added that the agreement gives merchants greater choice while expanding access to VaultsPay’s payment capabilities. The agreement comes as VaultsPay continues to expand its reach. In September, the company partnered with UnionPay International to enable UnionPay card acceptance across its POS terminals and online solutions in the UAE.

Expanding Regional Connectivity

MoneyHash has also been adding regional providers to its network. In September, it announced partnerships with Geidea and Telr, giving merchants access to their capabilities through the same infrastructure.

The pattern points to a market where merchants want access to multiple providers without managing each integration independently.

Why it Matters to MENA Fintechs

The partnership highlights a growing infrastructure opportunity for MENA fintechs: making a fragmented payment market easier for businesses to manage. For merchants expanding across the region, the challenge is not only finding more payment methods but connecting them without multiplying the technical workload.

MoneyHash and VaultsPay are addressing that problem from different sides. The next test will be how widely merchants adopt the combined offering and whether similar integrations can make cross-market expansion easier across the region.