Middle Eastern gaming technology unicorn NisaTech secures $140 million in funding, with a female-led team spearheading industry transformation.

Recently, a major news came from the Middle East fintech circle: Dubai-based startup NisaTech successfully completed a $140 million Series B funding round, becoming a "unicorn" company in the region. What is even more noteworthy is that this is the first gambling tech company in the Middle East led

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