Riyadh – Exclusive Sharikat Mubasher: Signit, a Saudi technology company focused on building digital trust infrastructure, has launched “Al-Siraj,” an AI-powered platform designed for companies, institutions, and government entities, Abdulrahman Alqarni, Director of Business Development & Strategic Growth at Signit, told Sharikat Mubasher.
Speaking on the sidelines of Money20/20 Middle East in Riyadh, Alqarni said Al-Siraj enables organizations to connect their existing systems to the platform without replacing their current technology infrastructure.
The platform provides employees with a unified interface to access the systems and services they need, while integrating with an organization’s existing technological environment.
Alqarni highlighted data sovereignty and control over AI models as increasingly important issues as organizations expand their use of artificial intelligence. He said Al-Siraj is designed to help entities manage their data and use AI within their existing operational environments.
He added that electronic signature services were Signit’s first product in Saudi Arabia before the company expanded into digital certificate services and contract lifecycle management.
During the event, Signit also announced a partnership with Saudi Azm, a Saudi technology solutions company, to explore joint opportunities in digital integration, contract management, and process automation.
The company also signed a collaboration with ETQAA Company for Cyber Security to combine digital trust and contract management solutions with cybersecurity capabilities, supporting more secure digital transactions.
In addition, Signit signed a cooperation agreement with MADFU to combine fintech capabilities with contract management and digital trust services, aiming to streamline digital processes and transactions.
Money20/20 Middle East, the region's leading fintech event, runs from 14 to 16 September in Riyadh, bringing together over 600 investors, more than 350 brands, over 350 speakers, and more than 150 startups.
Throughout three days, the event will connect global financial leaders with the companies, institutions, and policymakers shaping the next phase of financial services in Saudi Arabia and across the region.