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We make your brand read as native in Arabic

Arabic localisation for a trading product is engineering, not translation. We handle the interface, the legal copy, the support and the marketing so the whole funnel holds up.

What we handle

Every surface a client touches, in the right Arabic.

  • 01

    The right Arabic for each job

    Modern Standard Arabic for anything regulatory, contractual or risk-related. Khaleeji, Egyptian, Levantine or Darija for marketing, because the same advert does not travel from Riyadh to Casablanca.

  • 02

    Right-to-left done properly

    Price charts stay left-to-right while the interface mirrors, bidirectional strings like “EUR/USD 1.0854” render correctly inside Arabic sentences, and numeral systems stay consistent throughout.

  • 03

    Platform and client cabinet

    Trading terminal, onboarding, KYC flow, deposit and withdrawal screens and email templates, translated by native financial writers and tested in situ.

  • 04

    Legal and risk copy

    Risk warnings, margin notices and terms written by native speakers with financial background, then reviewed independently by a second reader.

  • 05

    Support and Islamic terminology

    Support macros and agent training in the dialects your clients use, with swap-free account terminology handled correctly throughout.

How it runs

Audit first, then build.

  1. 1

    Audit

    We review your existing Arabic, if you have any, and identify what needs rewriting versus what needs re-engineering.

  2. 2

    Translate and adapt

    Native financial writers produce the interface, legal and marketing copy, with a glossary so terminology stays consistent.

  3. 3

    Implement and test

    Right-to-left layout, bidirectional strings and numeral handling tested on real devices before release.

  4. 4

    Support the desk

    Macros, templates and training so Arabic tickets get answered in Arabic, on the region’s working week.

Common questions.

Anything else, message us and you will get a real answer the same day.

Which dialect should we use?

Modern Standard Arabic for everything legal and regulatory, and local dialect for marketing. Gulf creative does not perform in Egypt and Egyptian creative does not perform in the Gulf.

Is machine translation good enough?

For a blog post, sometimes. For margin and risk copy, no. That is where accuracy matters most and the errors are hardest to spot from outside.

How long does it take?

A full platform and cabinet localisation typically runs a few weeks depending on string count, with the interface engineering running alongside the copy.

Which dialects do you cover?

Modern Standard Arabic for anything legal or regulatory, and Khaleeji, Egyptian and Levantine for creative and support. We bring in native specialists for anything outside that, Darija included.

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