Lebanese Fintech Purpl Launches Digital Wallet on Mambu

Having secured its digital wallet licence, Fintech firm Purpl’s new offering will “provide Lebanese citizens at home and abroad with seamless ways of transacting.”

Purpl began its collaboration with Mambu in June 2022, and the implementation took six months.

Customers can now easily “access stored money to cash out in hard currency and will soon be able to pay for goods and services, transfer funds or make online purchases from any mobile device.”

The appetite for digital wallets is “expected to surge with the number of users to surpass 4.4 billion by 2025.”

Leveraging Mambu’s software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based and API-enabled technology, Purpl can “add new functionalities and enhance existing features of its digital wallet to suit evolving customer needs.”

Jean-Marie Khoueir, Co-founder and COO at Purpl, said:

“Digital wallets provide a form of electronic money to those who otherwise cannot access traditional bank accounts, which is now the case of more than 80% of the Lebanese population. Underlying all this is a convenience factor and a more efficient and transparent user experience. Mambu enables us to live and breathe the digital- and customer-first model, ensuring that a broader range of users have access to essential financial services.”

As noted in the update, Purpl is “powered by Mambu and leverages Amazon Web Services (AWS) native services like EKS, RDS, Elasticache, Lambda, which enabled the deployment of the cloud-based digital wallet in just six months.”

Purpl is one of the first fintechs in the region “to benefit from the global partnership between Mambu and AWS, which allows banks and financial institutions to operate from the cloud and enjoy a secure, modern infrastructure with lower operating costs and increased agility.”

Charlotte Sanderson, Head of Global Technology FSI Partnerships at AWS:

“Purpl is a prime example of how this collaboration can change the way financial services are delivered around the world. They have the scale and efficiency needed to make an impact in the region.”



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