10 Dubai Startups to Watch in 2026: Companies Shaping the Future
Poulami Saha
Zinit - AI-powered procurement: Zinit uses AI to automate sourcing and procurement, positioning itself among Dubai’s emerging enterprise technology startups with global expansion ambitions.
Huspy - Proptech innovation: Huspy is transforming home buying through technology, mortgages and property services, backed by major investors and a growing Dubai technology team.
Alaan - AI-powered fintech: Alaan provides AI-driven corporate spend management, cards and expense tools, making it a notable Dubai fintech amid strong regional investment.
Flow48 - SME financing: Flow48 helps small businesses access capital through revenue-based financing, addressing a major funding gap across emerging markets and regional SMEs.
PRYPCO - Digital real estate: PRYPCO combines property investment, mortgages and fractional ownership, tapping Dubai’s booming real-estate market through technology-enabled investment products.
Revibe - Refurbished electronics: Revibe combines e-commerce and sustainability by selling professionally refurbished electronics, while expanding its marketplace model across Gulf and emerging markets.
Utexo - Stablecoin infrastructure: Utexo develops infrastructure for USDT payments on Bitcoin, reflecting Dubai’s growing ambition to build regulated digital-asset and blockchain businesses.
RemotePass - Global workforce technology: RemotePass simplifies international employment, payroll and contractor management, while its latest funding supports expansion across Europe and the United States.