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aqeel is a Cash Flow OS with embedded finance for SMBs. We make B2B trade easier by providing buyers with full flexibility over when they want to pay, and sellers when they want to get paid. We leverage machine learningdriven predictive analytics to build the most advanced decision engine for tradebased financing.

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getaqeel.com

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