Chambers of commerce, accelerators (Flat6Labs, Hub71, Misk, MBRIF), and banks (NCB, Emirates NBD SME) embed a co-branded Opportunity Feed in their own portals.
The fastest distribution moat is to be inside the trusted destination, not next to it. Co-branding shifts acquisition cost to the partner.
Drop the embed snippet into a chamber-of-commerce site. Hit the API to verify an entity from your own onboarding. Pull observatory datasets straight into your analyst pipeline.
<script src="https://cdn.matchprenai.network/embed.js"
data-partner="hub71"
data-theme="brand"></script>
<div id="matchpren-feed"
data-persona="founder"
data-geo="UAE"
data-sector="cleantech"></div>import { kyb } from '@matchprenai/sdk'
const result = await kyb.verifyEntity({
jurisdiction: 'KSA',
registrationNumber: '2050123456',
checks: ['ubo', 'sanctions', 'pep', 'nafath'],
})
if (result.status === 'pass') {
// unlock onboarding
}curl https://api.matchprenai.network/v1/observatory/sectors \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $MATCHPREN_KEY" \
-G --data-urlencode "geo=GCC" --data-urlencode "window=90d"Wave 3 — long moat, compounds after volume.
Riyadh and Dubai chambers embed the feed inside their member portals. Members keep their login; matchmaking happens through MatchprenAI under the hood.
Hub71, Misk, and MBRIF surface alumni-only opportunities to their cohorts. Revenue share kicks in when an alumnus upgrades to Pro.
Emirates NBD SME and SNB use the KYB API for partner-onboarding inside their existing flow. Sub-$0.40 per check, 1.4s median.
PIF and ADIA analyst desks pull observatory datasets straight into their pipelines. JSON, k=5 anonymised, 500 req/min ceiling.
Each service compounds with the next. The full playbook lays out the wave, the partners, and the sequencing.