Startup profile for Tabby: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Tabby funding, valuation and investors

Riyadh BNPL expanding into credit and wallets — $233M at $6.5B announced September 14, 2026; close still needs SAMA approval.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Equity (press: Series F)

$233M · September 2026

Latest known valuation

$6.5B

Equity (press: Series F) · September 2026

Total disclosed equity funding

$393M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

growth · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Blue Pool Capital

Other: HSG , Wellington Management , Arbor Ventures

Sources: latest funding · tabby.ai Last verified: 2026-09-19

Overview

Tabby is a Saudi financial-services business offering buy-now-pay-later products, cards and broader consumer credit. In September 2026, it announced a $233 million equity financing at a $6.5 billion valuation led by Blue Pool Capital. The transaction remained subject to Saudi regulatory approval when announced.

Why Tabby is interesting

September 14, 2026: $233 million at $6.5 billion led by Blue Pool. Company called it an equity round; press labeled Series F. The print is still subject to Saudi Central Bank approval. $18 billion is annualized TPV, not ARR. Bloomberg compared $6.5 billion with listed Klarna at about $5.2 billion.

Product & use cases

Checkout BNPL plus licensed consumer and SME financing, a SAMA-licensed Tweeq wallet, and a planned UAE Tabby Cash stored-value account.

  • Split online and in-store purchases across Saudi Arabia and the UAE
  • Longer-term consumer credit and SME working capital under SAMA licences
  • Accounts, cards, and transfers via Tweeq and Tabby Cash

Key facts

  • Sep 14, 2026: $233M at $6.5B; Blue Pool led (company). Press labeled Series F. SAMA approval still required.
  • $18B is annualized TPV, not ARR. 25M users / 70k partners are company.
  • Profitable since 2023 is a company claim, not an audited print in the announcement.
  • Wamda prior marks: $3.3B on $160M Series E (Feb 2025); $4.5B Oct 2025 secondary.
  • HSG ≠ Sequoia Capital US.

Funding history (newest first)

Equity (press: Series F)

2026-09 $233M Valuation: $6.5B
  • Blue Pool Capital (lead)
  • HSG (participant)
  • Wellington Management (participant)
  • Arbor Ventures (participant)

Source: Read source · tabby.ai

Secondary share sale

2025-10 Valuation: $4.5B
  • Undisclosed

Source: Read source · wamda.com

Series E

2025-02 $160M Valuation: $3.3B
  • Undisclosed

Source: Read source · wamda.com

Competitive landscape

Edge: A $6.5 billion private mark that Bloomberg set above listed Klarna, printed on TPV and a profitability claim rather than ARR.

Tabby’s September print is a Gulf consumer-credit mark compared with listed Klarna, not a U.S. BNPL round. Diligence is SAMA clearance, the primary/secondary split, and the missing ARR — not whether Blue Pool returned.

  • Klarna direct

    Listed BNPL. Bloomberg put its market cap at about $5.2 billion on September 14, 2026.

  • Tamara direct

    Gulf BNPL competitor. Not covered on this site.

Market / IPO context

Editorial / static context — not a live quote.

FAQs about Tabby

Practical answers founders, operators, and investors typically search for.

The company announced $233 million at $6.5 billion on September 14, 2026, led by Blue Pool. Press labeled it Series F. SAMA approval is still required.
No. It is company-stated annualized transaction volume.
No. Private as of September 19, 2026.

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