While Silicon Valley made noise, Faisal al-monai Built a silence to power.
For more than two decades, this Saudi technologist has worked behind a curtain, designing a digital infrastructure not for likes or funding rounds, but to change the most important systems of the kingdom. His tools? Patience. Accuracy. And impossible to see for decades in front of a curve.
Today, as the world is pursuing AI and Web3, Faisal's work is already alive, which is trusted by sovereigns, Fortune 500 companies taken and quietly becoming a global transformation design. He calls it “The system that the next generation takes for granted.” His customers call it Dropgroup.
A start of $ 100 billion
Long before the public discourse of the block chain, Faisal had already built the Saudi Arabian digital economy. As the founder and CEO of SSS, he created an intermediate software system that connected a national bill to the Sadadi Sadadi Bank and Government Agency.
This system now processes over $ 100 billion+ USD per year.
He didn't stop with it. His team compiled a correspondence platform for which more than 50 Saudi government agencies are still based today, which is a custom -made kingdom on the nuanced operational needs of the kingdom. And when Microsoft, Oracle and HP needed leadership in the public sector, Faisa stepped in, leading their critical portfolios, even leading three meetings with Bill Gates, including one Gates and King Abdullah.
Thread through all this? Build quietly. The scale intentionally. Leave persistence.
Web3's best kept secret
In 2017, Faisal founded drop groupThe AI infrastructure company of Enterprise Web3 and Miami, but deeply administered to the Middle Eve digital transformation. Over the past seven years, what the inner circles call the “engine behind the Internet” has become.
Droppgroup flagship droppone is not a common technological system. It is AI's indigenous, quantum-resistant infrastructure platform designed for governments and businesses in the world where AI agents are made, identities are decentralized and economies no longer need mediators.
Droppone theory is not a droppone theory with the introduction of Saudi Arabia Jaqatar, Saudi Aramco, Cisco and Oracle governments – this is an innovation in practice. Think of a sovereign digital ID, AI agents who negotiate real-time contracts, the assets of the real world, such as energy marked and national data rails sewn into the spine of the smart city.
“Droppone never meant driving with a wave,” Faisal notes. “It was about building something carefully over the next century's computational weapons competition.”
Your future, labeled
At the heart of this, Droppone allows for a new type of economy – where digital representatives can trade, cooperate and enforce confidence without permission. This is a world where citizens have their own data, machines operate on behalf of people, and blockchain becomes a practical tool for trust and transparency.
Architecture supports> 500,000 TPS, smoothly mooring the environments of the company with public chip circuits. Each AI agent has a wallet. Each transaction is programmable. Every interaction – sovereign.
This is not a speculative infrastructure. This is post-hype technology with pre-hype filling.
Saudi Saudi's design for the world
What Faisal and Dropgroup have achieved in Saudi is more than national innovation – a template how nations can jump into the future. As the vision of 2030 accelerates, Dropgroup proves, which is possible if the technology is built for purpose, not modernized.
And while others are tokenization, Faisal and Drop are already tokenizing goods, cities and citizenship themselves.
In San Francisco, Riyadh, governments and Fortune 500 companies are now looking for the kingdom -not only the oil force -but also tested for programmable economy and AI -based management.
The last quiet era ends
Faisal al-monai is not interested in the press. He is interested in persistence. But persistence is customary to attract attention. As AI and Web3 are approaching, the silence of Dropgroup technology is becoming an important infrastructure. For identity. For the sake of trust. For a value.
So if you have a question where the future is being built, do not look at the loudest founders. See those who don't have to hear them hear them.
drop group Has already built what others are still trying to define. And Faisal al-monai has already helped the people to jump into the future – Now he brings the rest of the world with him.
