SRB Agency Announces Partnership with MyFatoorah to Support Digital Payments in the GCC
The agreement will allow businesses to connect marketing activity with reliable online and mobile payment channels, enabling smoother customer transactions.
'This partnership reflects the importance of linking communication with commerce as companies continue their transition into digital-first operations,' said a spokesperson from SRB Agency.
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