Dubai International Financial Centre published an update on payments infrastructure provider Juspay establishing its regional headquarters in DIFC as part of its expansion into the Middle East, with a focus on serving enterprise merchants, banks and financial institutions and strengthening engagement with existing partners. The release flags growing payment complexity for rapidly scaling GCC businesses amid multiple regional currencies, evolving regulations and diverse local payment methods. Juspay’s payments orchestration platform is positioned as a unified payments stack to help organisations optimise authorisation rates and costs, simplify compliance and scale across GCC and global markets; the firm also cites DIFC’s regulatory environment, infrastructure and talent base as supporting its regional build-out. Juspay reports it powers more than 500 enterprise merchants and banks globally and has a team of over 1,500 payment experts, with offerings spanning orchestration, authentication, tokenisation, reconciliation and fraud solutions, including white-label payment gateway and real-time payments infrastructure for banks. Juspay plans to grow its regional team, targeting business development, solution engineering and partnerships, and to work with regional banks, acquirers, networks and ecosystem partners.

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