OSON, an international fintech holding operating across Central Asia and the UAE, has announced the completion of a next-generation digital architecture to support its planned multi-currency wallet launch in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
This milestone marks a significant step in the company’s global expansion strategy, which is set to extend into 2026.
OSON boosts infrastructure to meet growing demand
OSON, which has processed over 30 million transactions in the first nine months of 2025, is upgrading its infrastructure by moving away from legacy systems.
The company is now adopting a modular, API-driven fintech platform aimed at enhancing cross-border payments, ensuring regulatory compliance, and enabling scalable financial services across various jurisdictions.
OSON’s upgraded infrastructure now seamlessly integrates payment processing, compliance automation, and global connectivity.
This strategic enhancement is designed to meet the rising demand for digital financial services from consumers, enterprises, and financial institutions operating across borders. By streamlining these core functions, OSON is positioning itself to better serve an increasingly interconnected global market.
DIFC HQ to support regional growth
As part of its expansion strategy, OSON has established its global headquarters in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), positioning the company closer to regional regulators, financial institutions, and strategic partners.
The DIFC base is expected to play a central role in coordinating the compnay’s regulatory engagement, market localisation, and product deployment across the GCC and wider MENA region. The company has received In-Principle Approval from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) for its DIFC entity and is progressing towards full regulatory authorization.
According to the statement, the Dubai hub will also serve as a bridge between Central Asia and the Middle East, supporting cross-border financial flows and institutional partnerships.
OSON Expansion Plans
Commenting on the company’s expansion plans, Farhod Makhmudov, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of OSON, said that the focus has been on building scalable infrastructure rather than incremental upgrades to existing systems.
“Rather than layering features on top of legacy platforms, we are developing a financial backbone designed for scale. Full ownership of our technology allows us to adapt quickly, operate efficiently, and support cross-border use cases at volume,” Makhmudov added.
