Shopping apps built for Saudi rules, Saudi payments and delivery across the Kingdom.

Store identity, commercial registration details, contact information, VAT number, returns policy and terms presented where the E-Commerce Law expects them, in Arabic and English. Advertising inside the app is labelled clearly, and cancellation rights are built into the order flow rather than hidden in a policy page. When the Ministry updates its requirements, the text can be changed from the dashboard.

Clear consent for marketing, a privacy notice written in plain Arabic and English, and tools for customers to see, correct or delete their data. Your team gets role based access, audit logs and a breach response process that fits Saudi data protection rules. Consent records are stored with a timestamp for each customer.

mada debit cards, Apple Pay, credit cards, STC Bank, SADAD where it suits higher value orders, and instalments from Tabby or Tamara. We integrate through a SAMA licensed gateway and handle refunds, partial captures and settlement reports in the dashboard. Failed transactions are reported clearly so your team can follow up.

Each order connects to the ERP or accounting system that is integrated with ZATCA, so invoices, credit notes and QR codes are produced correctly. We plan around the integration wave your business falls into rather than building a separate invoicing engine inside the app. Customers download invoices from their order history.

Customers enter their short address code and the app fills in building number, street, district and postcode from Saudi Post's national address service. Couriers receive clean, structured addresses instead of a pinned location and a written description. Customers who do not know their code can still enter the address manually.

Connections to national carriers and local delivery partners, chosen per region and per product. Same day delivery in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam can sit beside next day or scheduled delivery to smaller cities, with cash on delivery offered only where you decide the risk is acceptable. Tracking from every carrier appears in one view.

Products, prices, promotions and delivery options configured by city or region. You can launch in one city, prove the model, then switch on the next region from the dashboard, with stock allocated to the right warehouse for each area. Regional teams can manage their own promotions within limits.

Campaign scheduling around Ramadan, Eid al Fitr, Eid al Adha, Founding Day, Saudi National Day and seasonal sales, with Hijri and Gregorian dates displayed where customers expect them. Load testing runs before each national peak. Marketing teams plan each season well ahead. Hijri dates also appear on order confirmations.

Points, tiers and personalised offers drawn from app, web and store purchases, segmented by region and behaviour. Marketing teams in head office see which cities respond to which campaigns, while customer consent rules are respected for every message. Customers can opt out of any channel.

For businesses that need verified identity, such as trade accounts, instalment plans handled in house or age restricted products where the law allows sale, sign in through Nafath can confirm who the customer is. Most shoppers only need a phone number and one time code, which keeps sign up quick for everyday purchases.