- Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) now requires factoring companies to verify invoices through a unified electronic system before granting finance.
- The digital factoring system, launched in February in partnership with e-finance, aims to prevent double financing, enhance transparency, and improve sector efficiency.
- The system allows electronic enquiries and “freezing” of invoices, integrating with government entities like the Ministry of Finance and the Egyptian Tax Authority.
- Factoring companies must include contract clauses confirming registration of security rights in the Movable Collateral Registry, as per Law No. 115 of 2015.
- The next phase will fully digitize the factoring process, streamlining procedures and reducing costs; the decision takes effect the day after publication.
Source: zawya.com
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