Fimple

You've seen how Fimple works. The short version: one cloud-native core for conventional and Islamic banking that runs alongside your existing core, or replaces it. 35+ institutions in 10 countries already run on it.

Mawarid Finance, a UAE Islamic-finance provider, went live on Fimple as a side core banking layer for BaaS and embedded finance. Not a migration. A new revenue layer, running alongside their existing operations. Learn more.

You don't have to wait months or years to launch a new digital banking product. Cloud-native, API-first, live in as little as 4 weeks. We're in the Gulf. Learn more.

Islamic banking is moving from pilot to licence across Central Asia. The technology question comes next. In Uzbekistan, the new Islamic finance law has been in force since 29 June 2026, and Islamic windows need their own licence. In Kazakhstan, universal banks can now apply to run Islamic windows, with organisational and accounting separation and a Sharia supervisory board. In Azerbaijan, two banks are piloting Islamic windows while the legislation is drafted. Each of these rules asks the same thing of a bank’s systems: can you show that the Islamic book is genuinely separate, that profit is distributed as the contracts say, and that every product decision has a Sharia audit trail? A conventional core can be adapted for a small Islamic range. As the window grows, the workarounds grow with it. In this article we look at: → Why Islamic contracts behave differently from interest-bearing products → What separation of funds means in the ledger, not just in policy → When a dedicated Islamic side core makes sense, and when it does not #IslamicBanking #IslamicFinance #CoreBanking #Uzbekistan #Kazakhstan

Conventional and Islamic banking on one API-first platform. Launch new products alongside your existing core, without a rip-and-replace programme.

Every financial institution has an AI strategy. Very few have a core that can carry one. Fimple runs alongside your existing core, or replaces it.