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Codeeo delivers banking AI agent website development Saudi Arabia vendors need when their buyers are banks, finance companies and licensed fintechs across the Kingdom. We build the company website and content platform: Arabic first pages that explain each agent by banking function, a governance section written against Saudi rules on data, cyber security and AI ethics, regional sections for buyers in different cities, and enquiry routing into your CRM. It is a site built to pass a Saudi supplier review, not just to look modern.
The scope is presence, content, search and enquiries; no payments are taken on the site. Workshops can be held in person at our Riyadh office, and clients elsewhere in the Kingdom work with us by video call through every stage.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
The Saudi financial sector is concentrated but not uniform. SAMA supervises banks, finance companies and payment providers, the Capital Market Authority covers investment firms, and the Financial Sector Development Program under Vision 2030 has pushed digital services and fintech growth. SAMA's regulatory sandbox has given way to formal licensing for open banking, which means more licensed fintechs that may also buy AI tools. Personal data falls under the PDPL, supervised by SDAIA, which has also published AI ethics principles and generative AI guidance. The NCA sets cyber security controls that banks expect their suppliers to respect. A vendor website has to show it understands all of this without pretending to be regulated in ways it is not. It also has to serve buyers in the capital, on the west coast and in the Eastern Province, in Arabic first and in English.
Short, accurate pages explaining how your agent supports a bank's obligations under the PDPL, the NCA's controls and SAMA's expectations for outsourcing and cyber security, written as your practices and design choices. Every regulatory reference is reviewed by your compliance adviser and dated, so stale statements are easy to find and correct.
Compliance readers see knowledge without exaggeration.
A page mapping your product to the themes in SDAIA's AI ethics principles, such as transparency, accountability, privacy and reliability: how the agent explains its sources, who reviews its drafts, how bias is tested and how a customer reaches a person. Concrete practice, not a values poster.
Risk committees get answers to the questions they already ask.
A library of use case pages covering retail service, card and transfer queries, account opening support, collections, complaints, financial crime case preparation, corporate onboarding and internal policy help. Each page is tagged by function and institution type, so a finance company and a digital bank reach different examples.
Every buyer finds the function they own.
Pages explaining how your agent answers questions about mada cards, SADAD bill payments, instant transfers and wallets such as STC Pay, and how it works only after the customer has signed in through the bank's own channel, which may use Nafath. The agent never asks for card numbers or one time passwords in a chat.
Buyers see the agent fits the Kingdom's payment habits safely.
Sub sections for the central region, the western region and the Eastern Province, each with local use cases, dialect samples and a named contact. Head office compliance work dominates one, trade and seasonal pilgrim demand shape another, and corporate and workforce banking lead the third.
National reach without one generic message for every city.
Labelled samples showing the agent handling Najdi, Hejazi and Gulf phrasing alongside formal Arabic and English, using invented data. A short note explains how you test Arabic quality and when the agent passes a conversation to staff because it is not confident. Regional sections reuse these samples where they fit.
Language ability shown rather than claimed.
A request flow for architecture summaries, completed security questionnaires, data processing terms and test reports. Each request is approved by your team, the file is watermarked with the requesting institution and the CRM records the release, so sales sees which institutions have entered formal review.
Due diligence moves faster and stays controlled.
A design system created right to left first, with typography that handles Arabic banking terms and numerals cleanly, diagrams showing permission boundaries and review points, and components your team can reuse for new pages. Restraint over decoration, because the readers are reviewers judging risk. New pages inherit the same tone automatically.
Consistent, credible pages as the site grows.
Technical SEO with structured data and hreflang, bilingual content planned around what Saudi bank teams search, templates that pass Core Web Vitals, a CDN and web application firewall, and hosting in a Saudi cloud region when your data policy prefers it. Uptime monitoring and certificate renewal are set up at launch.
Fast, findable and hardened against routine scans.
Forms that capture institution type, region and function, then create a lead in HubSpot, Salesforce or Dynamics 365 assigned to the right regional owner. Reports show which pages and regions produce qualified enquiries, so content effort follows demand. Duplicate enquiries are merged before they reach sales.
Every enquiry has an owner and a source.
Who this is for
Vendors selling AI agents to Saudi financial institutions face a long, careful buying process involving business owners, security, data protection, compliance and procurement. The website is often the first document each of them reads. We see four common starting points, and the right first release differs for each. In every case the aim is the same: give each reviewer accurate answers in their language before they ask, and make it easy for the interested ones to reach your team.
You have customers in other markets and now want Saudi institutions. Translating the global site is not enough. We build a Saudi section with Arabic first content, Saudi regulatory context, local payment and identity examples, and clear statements about where data is processed, kept in the same CMS as the global site so product updates flow to both. Saudi buyers also look for a local contact and a clear support route, so those sit on every Saudi page.
Local substance, shared product story.
Your existing site sells payments, lending or open banking services, and the AI agent line needs its own space and its own governance story. We add a product section with use cases, an AI oversight page and supplier review documents, without confusing the buyers of your core licensed service. Separate navigation paths keep the two audiences apart, while the brand, design system and CMS remain shared. Your licence statement appears exactly as issued, and AI pages never imply that the licence covers the agent product unless it does.
Describe your licence in its exact terms.
Many vendors win their first customers in the capital and then want buyers in Jeddah and the Eastern Province. Regional sections with local use cases, dialect samples and contacts show real commitment and let you track demand region by region. The capital, the west coast and the Eastern Province each have different banking work, so each section leads with different use cases rather than repeating the national pages. Each region also gets its own reporting view, so you can decide where to add sales people based on real enquiry data.
Regional pages turn national ambition into measurable interest.
General chatbot pages, outdated model names and claims written before current guidance all undermine a review. We audit every page with your compliance owner, rewrite or retire what cannot be supported, redirect URLs that still bring visitors and launch a structure built for today's product line. The result is a shorter site with stronger pages, which is easier for your team to keep accurate. Your compliance owner signs off the final claims list once, and every new page is written from it.
Fewer claims, better evidence.
How we work together
Most vendors take a fixed scope build for the new site and then a monthly retainer for content, regional pages and technical upkeep. Vendors with a heavy publishing programme sometimes prefer a dedicated team. A custom banking AI agent website development Saudi Arabia project starts from your product and your buyers rather than a theme. As a banking AI agent web development company Saudi Arabia vendors can meet in Riyadh or work with remotely, Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US with 80+ people across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Next.js with a headless CMS such as Strapi or Sanity, or WordPress where your team knows it, connected to your CRM and analytics, hosted in a region your security policy approves. The code repository and every account sit under your company from the start.
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We set dates after discovery, based on scope and content.
The schedule depends on the number of templates, how many regional sections you need, the volume of Arabic and English copy, dialect samples, gated document workflows and CRM integration. Compliance review of regulatory and product claims is often the longest step, so it is planned from the start. We put the agreed dates in the written scope before design begins. If you need the site live for a particular event or funding milestone, tell us in discovery and we will shape the first release around it.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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