Local gateway · Kuwait, GCC and Egypt MyFatoorah for Gulf transfer bookings

Send transfer customers to a MyFatoorah invoice page where they pay with KNET, mada, BENEFIT, a card or Apple Pay, from your own MyFatoorah account connected to TransferArc.

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Countries
7
Methods
8
Local account in
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Last verified 11 Nov 2026

In short

  • MyFatoorah is available in TransferArc in seven countries: Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and Egypt.
  • MyFatoorah was founded in Kuwait and reports central-bank licences across the GCC and approval in Egypt.
  • Connection needs one API token key.
Overview

What MyFatoorah does in TransferArc

Type
Local / regional gateway
Official website
myfatoorah.com ↗

MyFatoorah is a Kuwaiti payments company whose model began with payment invoices: the customer gets a page to pay a specific amount. That fits transfers well, where a booking has a fixed price locked at quote time.

In TransferArc you enter your MyFatoorah API token key. Customers are sent to the MyFatoorah invoice page, which offers KNET, cards, Apple Pay, mada and BENEFIT as enabled on your account.

Payment methods

What your customers can pay with

The methods the gateway offers through TransferArc. A customer sees the ones that exist in their country and that you have switched on in your MyFatoorah account.

Cards

Visa · Mastercard · American Express

Local card schemes

KNET · mada · BENEFIT

Wallets

Apple Pay

Pay later / instalments

Tabby (pay later)

CountryMethods a customer there can see
BahrainVisa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, BENEFIT
EgyptVisa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay
KuwaitKNET, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, Tabby (pay later)
OmanVisa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay
QatarVisa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay
Saudi ArabiaVisa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, mada, Tabby (pay later)
United Arab EmiratesVisa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, Tabby (pay later)
Why transfer companies use it

Why operators choose MyFatoorah

01

Invoice-first

A payment page per booking amount, which suits fixed-price transfers and corporate invoices.

02

Kuwait’s KNET

KNET debit cards, the everyday card in Kuwait, alongside international cards.

03

Regional reach

The same provider across the Gulf and Egypt.

MyFatoorah in TransferArc: 7 countries

Countries where a transfer company can connect this gateway in TransferArc, and whether a company registered there can open the merchant account locally.

Good fit for

  • Kuwaiti operatorsAirport transfers and limousine services paid by KNET.
  • Invoice-based B2B workCorporate and agency bookings settled by a pay link.
  • Groups across the GCCOne provider for several Gulf entities.
Integration

Connect MyFatoorah to TransferArc

Built in: no plugin and no code. You use your own merchant account, so payouts go straight to you.

  1. 01 Open your merchant accountSign up with MyFatoorah and complete its business verification. Switch on the payment methods you want customers to see.
  2. 02 Copy your credentialsTransferArc asks for: API token key (kept secret).
  3. 03 Connect in Finance → Online paymentsPaste the credentials, test a payment on the sandbox account, then switch to live.
  4. 04 Take bookings paid onlineCustomers pay for their transfer on MyFatoorah’s secure page; the payment is matched to the booking and posted to your ledger.
Compare

MyFatoorah vs alternatives in TransferArc

GatewayTypeCountries in TransferArcLocal methodsApple PayGoogle Pay
MyFatoorah Local 7 KNET, mada, BENEFIT, Tabby (pay later) ✓—
Tap Payments Local 8 mada, STC Pay, KNET, BENEFIT, OmanNet, NAPS / QPay… ✓✓
Moyasar Local 1 mada, STC Pay, Samsung Pay ✓—
Paymob Local 1 Meeza, Mobile wallets, Fawry, valU (instalments) ✓—

Sources and verification. Gateway list, methods and credentials: TransferArc integration register. Country account rules: www.myfatoorah.com. Last verified 11 November 2026. Payment acceptance (what a customer can pay with) is not the same as merchant eligibility (who can open the account) or payouts (where money is settled): confirm the last two with MyFatoorah for your company.

MyFatoorah logo from the official MyFatoorah website; trademarks belong to their owners. TransferArc is not affiliated with MyFatoorah.

How we research and verify this information

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Where can I use MyFatoorah in TransferArc?

Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and Egypt.

Which methods appear on the MyFatoorah page?

KNET, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, mada and BENEFIT, plus Tabby where available, as enabled on your account and relevant to the customer’s country.

Does MyFatoorah support Google Pay?

Not in the TransferArc register. Use Tap Payments or Network International if Google Pay matters to you.

What does TransferArc need?

Your MyFatoorah API token key under Finance → Online payments, tested on the sandbox first.