After Record Breaking $48M Series A Funding, Alaan Launches SuperPay™ Enabling Supplier Payment Transfers Globally

Alaan, Middle Eastern corporate card and spend-management player, announced the launch of SuperPay, a new product which caters to UAE businesses who make payments to suppliers abroad. With SuperPay, Alaan now combines card payments, invoice automation, approvals, accounting and international transfers in a single workflow – a major step in the company’s expansion into a complete finance-operations platform for the region.

The launch comes at a time when the cross-border payments industry in the UAE remains underserved. Despite more than $500 billion in UAE international B2B payments moving across borders each year, businesses continue to deal with opaque and costly pricing, hidden FX markups, and manual processes. Only around 5% in B2B international payment volume flows through modern corporate card rails, leaving most companies dependent on legacy payment systems with limited visibility and slow turnaround times.

Since launching in 2022, Alaan has emerged as one of the region’s strongest platforms for B2B payments – recently raising their record-breaking series A funding round at $48M, backed by Peak XV partners (formerly Sequoia India) and Y-combinator. The company is trusted by 3000+ finance teams at organisations such as G42, Careem, McDonald’s, Al Barari and more. SuperPay builds on the foundation they’ve set in the last three years, giving businesses a faster, more transparent and more cost-effective way to manage global vendor payments.

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SuperPay is built around two core experiences. The first is AP automation, where finance teams upload invoices and Alaan’s AI extracts key details such as amount, dates and invoice number, routes the bills automatically through the company’s approval policy, and syncs them to the accounting system before a payment is initiated. The second is payments, offering clearer pricing, industry leading FX rates, zero transfer fees and real-time visibility when paying suppliers in other countries. The result is a streamlined, end-to-end workflow that reduces hidden costs and removes long-standing inefficiencies in cross-border payments.

“We’ve seen firsthand how much friction finance teams deal with when paying suppliers abroad,” said Parthi Duraisamy, Co-founder and CEO of Alaan. “With SuperPay we aim to bring a more modern and predictable experience to international payments.”

Alaan is onboarding a limited early cohort of UAE businesses to access zero transfer fees, and preferential pricing during the beta period.

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