As payments and financial operations rapidly digitize, new solutions are emerging to simplify day-to-day business management. Swypex positions itself within this shift with an all-in-one platform dedicated to financial management.

Swypex is a fintech platform developed by an Egyptian startup that centralizes financial functions typically handled by separate tools, including payments, invoicing, expense management and corporate cards.

The Cairo-based company was founded in 2022 by Ahmad Mokhtar, Tarek Mokhtar and Sasan Hezarkhani.

The platform operates as a financial dashboard with a mobile application available on iOS and Android. It has recorded more than 1,000 downloads on the Play Store, according to publicly available data.

Companies can open a business account, issue corporate cards to employees, track transactions in real time and automate expense-related workflows. The platform is designed to replace manual processes such as spreadsheets, paper-based approvals and cash handling with integrated digital systems.

One of its flagship products is a corporate card with dynamic approval limits. Transactions can be approved based on rules set by the finance team before a payment is executed, providing real-time visibility over cash flows and tighter budget control.

Approval-limit cards add precision and speed to corporate finance, Mokhtar said. They bridge traditional cash management and modern corporate spending, allowing companies to move from reactive expense tracking to structured financial control.

Swypex targets small and medium-sized enterprises and fast-growing firms with fragmented financial operations, including multiple payment channels, complex invoicing and difficulties tracking employee expenses. By consolidating these functions into a single interface, the company aims to reduce administrative burdens and improve financial oversight.

As African economies accelerate digital adoption, platforms such as Swypex illustrate a broader shift toward integrated financial management systems designed to automate day-to-day operations.

Adoni Conrad Quenum