Tabby Scaling Through Payment Rails

This shows Tabby is scaling distribution through payment rails instead of building a large field sales machine. When Checkout.com, PayTabs, or MoneyHash add Tabby as a payment method, a merchant can turn it on inside an existing payments setup rather than signing a separate BNPL integration. That shifts Tabby from one by one merchant selling to platform level distribution across mid market and smaller regional sellers.

• Checkout.com integrated Tabby directly into its platform in the UAE and Saudi Arabia in March 2025. Its Tabby payment method page pitches one connection that can lift conversion and basket size, which is exactly the value of reaching many merchants through a processor already embedded in checkout flows.
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• PayTabs made the same channel explicit earlier. Its partnership positions Tabby as an added payment option for PayTabs merchants, so Tabby gets placement inside a gateway that already serves online sellers across the Gulf, instead of paying to source and onboard each merchant itself.
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• MoneyHash plays a slightly different role. Its universal API and platform tooling are built to help businesses and sub merchants switch on many payment providers through one integration. For Tabby, that creates another path into fragmented regional commerce where technical integration work is the real bottleneck.
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The next step is for BNPL distribution to look more like card acceptance. As more gateways and orchestration layers package Tabby as a default checkout option, merchant acquisition becomes a product and partnership problem, not a headcount problem. That should push Tabby deeper into the long tail of Gulf commerce, both online and eventually in store.