UAE-regulated Fuze, a leading digital assets infrastructure provider, has expanded into the Kingdom of Jordan after receiving approval to join the Central Bank of Jordan regulatory sandbox for Financial technology and innovation (JoRegBox).
Within the sandbox, Fuze will test digital financial products in a real operating environment with real customers, under the supervision and oversight of the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ).
Fuze will be collaborating with regulators to build seamless, compliant digital asset solutions aimed to serve regulated banks and fintech in Jordan.
Fuze enters Jordan
The announcement was made at an official ceremony hosted by His Excellency Dr. Adel Al-Sharkas, Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan, alongside Deputy Governors His Excellency Mr. Ziad Asa’ad Ghanma and His Excellency Dr. Khaldoun Abdullah Al-Wshah, and the Chairman of the Jordan Securities Commission, His Excellency Mr. Emad Abu Haltam, amongst other senior officials.
Mohammed Ali Yusuf (Mo Ali Yusuf), CEO of Fuze, said, “We are humbled and privileged to be selected by the Central Bank of Jordan to support the advancement of virtual assets within the Kingdom. We welcome the opportunity to collaborate with Jordan’s regulated financial institutions and explore compliant ways to enhance financial services and enable the population to safely trade and own digital assets.”
In late 2025, UAE-regulated Fuze partnered with Remit Now, Pay Later platform Jazari to support cross-border money movement using compliant blockchain technology to modernize the region’s $200 billion remittance market.