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SEDANIA Expands Islamic Fintech Leadership with RM2 Billion GoHalal Financing for Gig Workforce

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 6 — SEDANIA As Salam Capital (SASC), a subsidiary of SEDANIA Innovator Berhad, is advancing Islamic fintech leadership through its GoHalal Financing Programme (GHP), a Shariah-compliant ecosystem supporting Malaysia’s growing gig economy. With nearly RM2 billion in cumulative financing, the programme promotes financial inclusion via partnerships with digital platforms that embed ethical microfinancing directly into their systems.

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Built on SEDANIA’s proprietary As-Sidq Tawarruq digital trading platform, GoHalal ensures real-time Shariah compliance and transparency, empowering gig workers and small traders nationwide. The initiative reflects SEDANIA’s commitment to “Improving Lives Sustainably” through responsible finance and financial literacy. Guided by a robust governance framework chaired by Islamic finance expert Professor Dato’ Dr. Aznan Hasan, the programme reinforces trust and integrity in ethical innovation. SEDANIA’s achievements earned it the “IFN Best Islamic Technology Provider” title at the IFN Service Providers Poll 2025.

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