Funded Apps Startups in Saudi Arabia
Among the 15 most recent apps startups listed for Saudi Arabia, the largest disclosed round is Simplified Financial Solutions Company’s $20M Series A on 20…
Among the 15 most recent apps startups listed for Saudi Arabia, the largest disclosed round is Simplified Financial Solutions Company’s $20M Series A on 2026-02-09. That top figure is far above the next disclosed amounts visible here, including CashIn’s $16M on 2026-02-16 and Mala'a Technologies’ $17M on 2024-09-03, while several other rounds cluster at much smaller disclosed levels such as Yasmina’s $2M (2025-07-13) and Circyls’ $1M (2022-03-02).
Geographically, the list is tightly Riyadh-heavy: 10 of 15 entries are based in Riyadh (e.g., CashIn on 2026-02-16; Clevis on 2024-12-01; Telgani on 2023-02-15), with smaller presence in Jeddah (MoneyLoop, 2025-07-08), Khobar (Limoz, 2024-11-11), and one unclear overlap handled by city naming (all within Saudi Arabia). Temporally, the “recent” window is dominated by early 2026 and late 2025, spanning 2026-01-14 (Jeel Pay) to 2026-02-16 (CashIn), while stage reporting is uneven: 6 of 15 entries show “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts (Jeel Pay; NJD Games; MoneyLoop; Morni; Stuck; Limoz).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is largest in this Saudi apps set, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Simplified Financial Solutions Company’s $20M Series A (2026-02-09) is the largest disclosed amount in the 15-row view, with CashIn’s $16M (2026-02-16) and Mala'a Technologies’ $17M (2024-09-03) still well below $20M but notably higher than mid-list disclosed figures like Telgani’s $6M (2023-02-15) and Yasmina’s $2M (2025-07-13).
How concentrated is geography across these entries, and are there any clear city over-representations?
Riyadh dominates: 10 of 15 entries list Riyadh (including CashIn on 2026-02-16, Clevis on 2024-12-01, and Telgani on 2023-02-15), while the remaining locations shown are Jeddah (MoneyLoop, 2025-07-08), Khobar (Limoz, 2024-11-11), with the rest remaining Riyadh-based despite different city fields.
What part of the timeline is most crowded in the most recent 15 entries?
The list clusters at the top end of the date range, with multiple rounds in early 2026: 2026-02-16 (CashIn, $16M), 2026-02-09 (Simplified Financial Solutions Company, $20M), and 2026-01-14 (Jeel Pay, $30M). Older disclosed examples like Squadio’s $100K Seed (2022-01-09) and Circyls’ $1M Equity Crowdfunding (2022-03-02) sit outside that recent surge window.
Are stage labels and disclosed amounts consistent, or do unknown/undisclosed entries create blind spots?
Stage and disclosure are frequently incomplete: 6 of 15 entries either have “Series Unknown” or an “undisclosed” amount (Jeel Pay; NJD Games; MoneyLoop; Morni; Stuck; Limoz). That makes comparisons of stage performance noisier than the rows that do specify both stage and disclosed amount, such as CashIn’s Series A $16M (2026-02-16) versus Telgani’s Series A $6M (2023-02-15).
Which entries look like funding outliers within the disclosed subset?
Jeel Pay’s $30M on 2026-01-14 is a clear high outlier among disclosed amounts, exceeding the $20M top disclosed figure and standing above other large but smaller rounds like Mala'a Technologies’ $17M (2024-09-03) and CashIn’s $16M (2026-02-16). On the low end, the smallest disclosed amount shown is Squadio’s $100K Seed (2022-01-09), far below disclosed values such as Circyls’ $1M (2022-03-02) and Bubbl Widget’s $350K (2024-11-17).
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