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Chocolate Finance Enters the UAE

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On October 20, 2026, Fintech News Middle East reported that Chocolate Finance had entered the UAE market, expanding its investment services beyond Singapore and Hong Kong. UAE residents and international non-residents can both open accounts and invest in UAE dirhams (AED), U.S. dollars (USD), or a combination of the two. The report indicates that customers can receive an annualized return of 4.4% on their first AED 100,000 or USD 25,000, while the portion exceeding that amount has the same maximum annualized return rate of 4.4%. The service has no minimum investment amount and no lock-up period.

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Oct 20
  1. Fintech News Middle East
    Chocolate Finance enters the UAE market, expanding investment services beyond Singapore and Hong Kong

    Chocolate Finance enters the UAE market, allowing UAE residents and international non-residents to open accounts and invest in AED, USD, or both. Customers can earn an annualized return of 4.4 percent on their first AED 100,000 or US$25,000, with the excess earning up to the same 4.4 percent, and there is no minimum investment or lock-up period.

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