Palestinian software company Jaffa.Net showcased its blockchain-based fintech platform ImpactoMoney at AidEx2026 in Geneva after being selected for the event’s FinTech Innovation Pavilion. The platform is designed to program funds and restrict their use to predefined purposes. It uses blockchain technology to support the security, transparency and traceability of financial transactions.
During the event, Jaffa.Net CEO Yahya Al-Salqan discussed potential cooperation with Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, including the possible use of ImpactoMoney in distributing international aid. The company also presented the platform to the UAE’s international aid institution.
Jaffa.Net met with representatives of the Stellar Foundation to explore deploying its applications on the Stellar blockchain. The company said it also expects to meet Visa to discuss potential cooperation.
What the platform offers
ImpactoMoney has potential applications in international aid and humanitarian assistance, according to the company. Jaffa.Net said its participation in AidEx2026 followed more than two years of development focused on improving the efficiency and transparency of aid distribution.
Why it matters for MENA fintech
The presentation of ImpactoMoney at AidEx2026 and the discussions with various entities, including Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the UAE’s international aid institution, demonstrate the platform's potential for use in the region. Jaffa.Net CEO Yahya Al-Salqan was invited to participate in the next AidEx conference in Geneva in 2027.
