Ajyad Capital unveiled eMYAA, a Shari’ah-compliant digital trading platform, during Fintech Forward 2025 on October 8–9, 2025 at Exhibition World Bahrain, hosted by the Bahrain Economic Development Board and supported by the Central Bank of Bahrain, as detailed on the Fintech Forward site and in the event’s CBB support note.

Designed for GCC investors, eMYAA provides multi-asset access across stocks, sukuks, ETFs, FX, and commodities. It includes built-in Shari’ah screening and will also feature a purification calculator. Access is planned across iOS/Android, the web, and native Windows/Mac apps, with Arabic/English support.

The platform states it provides connectivity to major exchanges including NYSE, NASDAQ, and HKEX, alongside Saudi Tadawul, DFM, and Bahrain Bourse (BHB), with additional markets to follow as part of an expansion roadmap.

“eMYAA represents how we envision investing in the digital age. By lowering barriers to entry and combining global market reach with Shari’ah compliance in one unified experience, we are empowering GCC-wide investors to manage their wealth effectively and secure their long-term financial wellbeing. This signifies our commitment to fostering a more inclusive and responsible investment landscape,” said Suhail Hajee, Chief Executive Officer, Ajyad Capital, in remarks confirmed on the Ajyad management page.

Why this matters in Bahrain?
Fintech Forward wrapped on October 9 with 38 partnerships and strategic agreements, reinforcing Bahrain’s scale-up intent and the role of licensed players in market access and investor protection, according to PR Newswire. The event’s positioning and stakeholder backing are outlined across the Fintech Forward site and the CBB’s FinTech & Innovation page.

What to do next?
Founders can map current brokerage or advisory offerings against eMYAA’s screening, purification, and multi-venue scope, then connect with eMYAA for product discussions. For regulatory pathways and programs, review CBB FinTech & Innovation guidance on the CBB site.