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Saadiq and Agrobank Build an Islamic FX Bridge for Malaysia’s Cross-Border Trade

Saadiq and Agrobank are linking Islamic FX execution with trade finance to support Malaysian agriculture and food businesses trading internationally.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Kuala Lumpur, 5 October 2026 – Standard Chartered Saadiq and Agrobank have introduced a Shariah-compliant digital foreign-exchange arrangement for the development financial institution’s international transactions, widening the infrastructure available to Malaysian agriculture and food businesses trading across borders.

The collaboration began in August and covers FX spot transactions and foreign-currency settlements connected with Agrobank’s trade-finance activity. Agrobank gains access to payment and currency capabilities spanning more than 130 currencies in over 40 markets while maintaining alignment with Shariah principles. Saadiq is the bank’s first international partner dedicated to Islamic FX solutions.

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