As Malta continues to strengthen its position as a hub for innovative financial services, Finance Incorporated Limited stands out for its ability to deliver integrated, flexible solutions to clients operating across multiple jurisdictions.
Under the leadership of Cenk Kahraman, the company has built a model that brings together a wide range of financial products under one platform, allowing services to be tailored to the specific regulatory, commercial and operational needs of each market.

“Our strength lies in the diversity of our offering,” explains Kahraman.
“A merchant in Germany, a trading company in Greece or a holding structure in the Gulf all have different requirements. By combining multiple products under one roof, we can adapt our solutions to each jurisdiction and client profile.”

Technology remains central to this approach.
This year, Finance Incorporated is prioritising card issuing, POS solutions and merchant services, while continuing to invest in systems that enable seamless cross-border activity.

Kahraman notes that the nature of international payments is changing rapidly.
“Cross-border transactions are no longer about delays or financial float. They are becoming data-driven, faster and more cost-efficient, ultimately benefiting the end user.”

Geographically, the company’s expansion strategy is increasingly focused on the GCC.
Regulatory developments and strong momentum in markets such as Saudi Arabia are creating new opportunities.

“Our goal is to establish ourselves in the region through fully regulated structures, bringing our technology and know-how directly into those markets,” he says.

Malta plays a strategic role in this international growth.
EU passporting, regulatory credibility and a well-established financial framework allow Finance Incorporated to serve clients across Europe and beyond from a single base.

“Malta is a reliable and well-regulated entry point into Europe, offering both reach and reassurance,” Kahraman concludes.
“It is an ideal platform for building long-term, cross-border financial partnerships.”