Tanmeyah Announces Strategic Partnership with Vlens to Accelerate Digital Transformation and Enable Full Customer Digital Onboarding
تاريخ النشر: 24th, November 2025 GMT
Tanmeyah، a subsidiary of EFG Finance، an EFG Holding company، and a leading provider of innovative and integrated financial solutions for small business owners and entrepreneurs، announced today a strategic partnership with Vlens، the market leader in Identity verification & eKYC in Egypt، to advance Tanmeyah’s digital transformation and provide a complete digital onboarding experience for customers.
This collaboration will introduce advanced digital features، including Optical Character Recognition (OCR)، customer liveness checks، electronic Know Your Customer (eKYC) processes، and electronic contract signing، all integrated into the Tanmeyah mobile application. The partnership enables seamless integration through the Tanmeyah app، enhancing the customer journey. This digital onboarding suite will allow customers to register and access Tanmeyah’s services through new and alternative sales channels، offering greater convenience and faster service delivery، while upholding strict underwriting and governance standards.
Waleed Rammah، Chief Operating Officer & Acting MD of Tanmeyah، commented، “Tanmeyah is committed to advancing digital financial inclusion، and our collaboration with Vlens reflects this vision by deploying cutting-edge onboarding technologies that enhance efficiency، strengthen risk controls، and broaden responsible access to microfinance. Our performance in the first nine months of 2025—with a resilient portfolio، a 13% year-over-year increase in average ticket size، and a 54% surge in VSE product sales—underscores the strength of our model، supported by strong portfolio quality، rising demand for diversified products، and disciplined governance. Tanmeyah’s outstanding portfolio reached EGP 6.2 billion for the nine months ending first 9 months in 25، supported by approximately 25% year-over-year increase in number of branches. As Tanmeyah expands its footprint and accelerates its digital transformation، this partnership reinforces our technology-driven growth strategy and strengthens our mission to deliver a modern، seamless، and customer-centric experience across all channels.
Kareem El Sakka، Senior Director of Technology at Tanmeyah، said: “The partnership with Vlens marks a major advancement in Tanmeyah’s digital transformation journey. By integrating OCR، liveness checks، eKYC، and e-contracting into the Tanmeyah mobile app، we are creating a faster، safer، and more accessible onboarding experience—especially for underserved communities. This initiative complements our ongoing modernization of technology platforms and our efforts to enable fully digital loan origination. As we continue to invest in a robust digital architecture، this collaboration strengthens our ability to scale، improve operational efficiency، and support sustained portfolio growth.”
Mohamed Mamdouh، CEO of Vlens، added: “Vlens is proud to partner with Tanmeyah in advancing Egypt’s digital financial inclusion agenda. By integrating our secure and compliant digital identity and onboarding technologies، we are enabling Tanmeyah to scale responsibly while accelerating access to finance for underserved communities. This partnership demonstrates our shared commitment to building a more inclusive، technology-driven financial ecosystem—one where innovation enhances trust، operational efficiency، and long-term economic empowerment.
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