In a powerful vote of confidence in Lebanon’s future, MyMonty, operating under Monty Finance S.A.L., and MontyPay have announced their upcoming relocation to a brand-new headquarters at the seaside of Downtown Beirut in 2026.
This state-of-the-art facility will stand as the largest fintech headquarters in Lebanon and the Middle East, symbolizing both companies’ commitment to innovation, resilience, and investment in their home market.
Despite the country’s prolonged financial crisis and recent regional turmoil, MyMonty’s decision to expand its presence in Beirut underscores a deep conviction: Lebanon remains a land of opportunity and potential. While many organizations have chosen to scale back or relocate operations abroad, Monty Finance S.A.L. and MontyPay continue to invest heavily in talent, technology, and infrastructure within Lebanon, reaffirming their role as key drivers of the country’s digital and economic transformation.
The new headquarters will host teams from both MyMonty, the digital wallet, and MontyPay, the advanced payment gateway and merchant solutions platform serving businesses globally. Together, they aim to create a dynamic space fostering collaboration, creativity, and the cross-pollination of ideas across all fintech disciplines.
Rebuilding Trust in Lebanon’s Financial Sector
The move comes at a critical time for Lebanon’s economy. With the financial system still recovering from the collapse of 2019 and new challenges brought on by geopolitical instability, private sector leadership in fintech is proving crucial. MyMonty’s expansion sends a strong message of faith in the country’s recovery, and of the company’s belief that true progress comes through reinvestment, not retreat.
Industry experts emphasize that such initiatives thrive best when supported by forward-looking public policy. A senior MyMonty executive expressed optimism about the vital role of the Banque du Liban (BDL), Lebanon’s central bank, in enabling a sustainable fintech environment.
They noted that the central bank can play a transformative role by introducing progressive regulatory frameworks, sandbox programs for innovation, and simplified licensing for fintech startups. Additionally, clear digital payment policies, consumer protection mechanisms, and capital mobility regulations would attract foreign investors and encourage local entrepreneurs to launch new ventures. By ensuring regulatory transparency and predictable monetary policy, BDL could help position Lebanon as a regional fintech hub once again.
As 2026 approaches, MyMonty and MontyPay are proud to unveil MyMonty’s new headquarters a space where technology, talent, and trust come together to shape the future of fintech in Lebanon and beyond.
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