De Bacci Capital Welcomes Startup Revolutionizing Cross-Border Banking in Dubai

De Bacci Capital welcomed Jodhi Sardjono, Founder of Swapper, a startup that revolutionizes cross-border banking by crypto, in Dubai.

The investment dinner reception dedicated to Swapper was organised by Countess Elena De Bacci and Countessina Anna De Bacci, the custodians of De Bacci Capital.

The event was attended by over twenty investors from the exclusive network of De Bacci Capital.

To date, the startup has received substantial attention both in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, due to its sharia-compliant nature.

About Swapper

Swapper is a pioneering fintech company revolutionizing B2B remittance in the GCC region through the development of SART, a sharia-compliant stablecoin.

With over $13 million in transaction volume already processed through the platform, Swapper has demonstrated the demand for this innovative solution. Swapper’s proprietary stablecoin, SART, offers a seamless, secure, and compliant method for businesses to send and receive funds within the GCC, backed by a robust revenue model. By merging banking and blockchain solutions, Swapper is not only providing a platform, but building a comprehensive ecosystem tailored specifically for B2B and the Umrah/Hajj industry.

With a stellar team and strategic legal partnerships in place, Swapper is poised for exponential growth, aiming to achieve the highest adoption rate of a legal stablecoin in the GCC.

Currently raising a $1 million seed round, Swapper is projected to reach $100 million in transaction volume by the end of 2026. This investment round is still open.

For more information about Swapper and to connect with the Founder, please email:

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