Signit has concluded its participation at Money20/20 Middle East, held in Riyadh from 14 to 16 September, after three days of meeting customers, partners and people shaping the future of fintech and contract management. During the event, Signit signed two partnership agreements with MADFU and Saudi Azm, and showcased its AI-powered contract management platform, which takes contracts beyond the signature, as well as its enterprise work platform, Siraj.

Teams at fintech companies handle many types of contracts, from partner and supplier agreements to commercial and technology agreements. From drafting and reviewing a contract to getting it approved, these teams need tools that help them run every stage more efficiently. With that in mind, Signit joined Money20/20 at its booth in Hall 1 (booth U80) to show visitors practical solutions to these everyday challenges.

Throughout the event, the Signit team demonstrated the company's AI-powered contract management platform and how it helps fintech teams draft and review contracts, including reviewing them against each organization's own playbooks and policies. Through live demos, visitors saw how AI helps teams understand and manage contracts after signing, turning contracts into assets that can be tracked and put to use rather than files sitting in an archive.

Signit also showcased Siraj at Money20/20. First unveiled at LEAP 2026, Siraj is an AI-powered enterprise work platform that lets organizations automate their daily tasks and internal workflows within a single, trusted digital environment. Visitors learned how fintech teams can use Siraj to organize their day-to-day work alongside managing their contracts, as part of Signit's direction to expand its portfolio with AI tools that serve enterprise productivity as well as digital trust.

On the sidelines of the event, Signit signed a cooperation agreement with MADFU, a step that brings together fintech solutions with contract management and digital trust services. The partnership aims to strengthen integration between digital solutions, help organizations manage their contracts and transactions more efficiently, and speed up digital processes within a more reliable experience, supporting the growth of the fintech sector.

Signit also announced its partnership with Saudi Azm, which combines shared expertise and capabilities in technology solutions to open new horizons for digital integration and business efficiency. The collaboration aims to develop joint opportunities and integrate digital solutions, enabling organizations to manage their contracts and processes more efficiently and complete transactions faster within a trusted digital experience.

Both partnerships reflect Signit's direction toward building an integrated ecosystem with key players in fintech and digital solutions, so that contract management and digital trust become a core part of the customer journey, from drafting and signing a contract to managing and tracking it.

Signit thanks everyone who visited its booth and took part in the discussions and meetings during the event, and affirms that the conversations with customers and partners will help shape its solutions to meet the evolving needs of the fintech sector. In the coming period, Signit's teams will work on activating the two signed partnerships, reinforcing Signit's position as a trusted digital partner for the fintech sector in the Kingdom.