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Selected market: Saudi ArabiaPublic contact leads: 26

Decision summary

Saudi Arabia: who to contact and what to ask

26 public leads: 4 with public email, 14 form-only, 7 official-page-only.

Route groups: Local PSP / aggregator: 19 · Local acquirer / bank merchant services: 1 · Contact-first / needs manual verification: 6

Entity status is still unclear. Write down company jurisdiction, settlement currency, target customers, industry, and expected volume before asking providers about eligibility.

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Regional planning

Planning more than one country?

Use a regional hub to narrow the provider categories first, then verify each country route before implementation.

Curated market guide

Saudi Arabia PSP routes to verify first

Which PSPs, acquirers, and local schemes should a merchant ask first for mada, SADAD, SARIE, wallets, and BNPL in Saudi Arabia?

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local_psp_or_aggregator · curated

Saudi PSP / gateway shortlist

HyperPayMoyasarGeideaTap Payments

Use when you need cards, mada, SADAD, and wallet/checkout options through a local PSP evaluation.

Treat local-entity access as a verification item. Ask each provider whether your current merchant entity can onboard, whether a local company or local bank account is required, and which settlement currencies are supported.

  • Confirm whether your merchant entity can onboard directly or whether a local entity, local bank account, or sponsor merchant is required.
  • Confirm KYB documents, tax registrations, signatory documents, website/app review requirements, and restricted-industry treatment.
  • Confirm supported payment methods, checkout flow, refund/dispute handling, reconciliation fields, FX, payout currency, reserves, and production support.
acquirer_or_bank · curated

Bank or acquiring route

Alinma Bank E-Payment GatewayNeoleapNearpay

Use when direct acquiring, local bank relationship, or in-person/online payment alignment is important.

Treat local-entity access as a verification item. Ask each provider whether your current merchant entity can onboard, whether a local company or local bank account is required, and which settlement currencies are supported.

  • Confirm whether your merchant entity can onboard directly or whether a local entity, local bank account, or sponsor merchant is required.
  • Confirm KYB documents, tax registrations, signatory documents, website/app review requirements, and restricted-industry treatment.
  • Confirm supported payment methods, checkout flow, refund/dispute handling, reconciliation fields, FX, payout currency, reserves, and production support.
direct_scheme_or_wallet · curated

Scheme, wallet, and BNPL route

SADADTabbyTamaraSTC Pay

Use when customer adoption depends on local card scheme, bill payment, wallet, or instalment choices.

Treat local-entity access as a verification item. Ask each provider whether your current merchant entity can onboard, whether a local company or local bank account is required, and which settlement currencies are supported.

  • Confirm whether your merchant entity can onboard directly or whether a local entity, local bank account, or sponsor merchant is required.
  • Confirm KYB documents, tax registrations, signatory documents, website/app review requirements, and restricted-industry treatment.
  • Confirm supported payment methods, checkout flow, refund/dispute handling, reconciliation fields, FX, payout currency, reserves, and production support.
international_psp · curated

Regional MENA PSP route

PaylinkFoodics PayAmwal Tech

Use when comparing regional MENA providers or vertical-specific PSPs, while confirming Saudi onboarding and method coverage.

Treat local-entity access as a verification item. Ask each provider whether your current merchant entity can onboard, whether a local company or local bank account is required, and which settlement currencies are supported.

  • Confirm whether your merchant entity can onboard directly or whether a local entity, local bank account, or sponsor merchant is required.
  • Confirm KYB documents, tax registrations, signatory documents, website/app review requirements, and restricted-industry treatment.
  • Confirm supported payment methods, checkout flow, refund/dispute handling, reconciliation fields, FX, payout currency, reserves, and production support.
KYB prep

Documents to prepare

  • Company registration and Saudi entity or foreign onboarding question
  • Beneficial-owner and signatory ID
  • Website/app URL and product category
  • VAT/tax and commercial-registration details to verify
  • Bank account and payout-currency requirements to verify
Due diligence

Questions to ask

  • Can my current merchant entity onboard for this market, or is a local company required?
  • Which local payment methods are actually enabled for my merchant category and transaction model?
  • Which documents are required for KYB, website/app review, tax review, and beneficial-owner checks?
  • Which checkout flows, APIs, plugins, hosted pages, refunds, disputes, webhooks, and reconciliation files are supported?
  • Which payout currencies, FX handling, reserves, chargeback process, taxes, and support SLAs should be confirmed before launch?
Contact route fallback

If the official contact route is unclear

If a Saudi provider only exposes an official form or general contact page, use that route to ask for the correct merchant-onboarding team before sharing technical details. Ask whether your entity type, business category, and intended Saudi payment methods can be reviewed through that official channel, and request the next official step if the listed page is not for sales.

  • Is this the correct official route for Saudi merchant onboarding?
  • Can my entity type and business category be reviewed through this route?
  • Which Saudi payment methods should I ask this team to confirm for my use case?
  • If this page is not for sales, which official route should I use next?

Local PSP / aggregator

Start here when you need a provider route for local wallets, bank transfer, cards, or aggregated checkout.

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Saudi Arabia · PSP / aggregator · Public email

Geidea

CardsOnline paymentsPOSPayment links

Saudi merchants evaluating Geidea for POS, online payments, payment links, and small-business payment operations.

Geidea is regulated by the Saudi Central Bank for Saudi operations; merchant onboarding documents and contract route should be confirmed before integration.

Saudi Arabia · Payment gateway · Public email

HyperPay

CardsMadaApple PayLocal payment methods

MENA merchants needing regional gateway coverage, local card acceptance, recurring billing, and payment operations tools.

Official FAQ states merchant-account requirements depend on acquiring bank and company registration country.

Saudi Arabia · Payment gateway · Public email

Paylink

CardsMadaApple PaySTC Pay

Paylink is a Saudi payment aggregator that gives merchants a hosted invoice and payment page covering mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and local wallets through a single integration, with an API and e-commerce plugins.

Merchant onboarding is aimed at Saudi-registered businesses, freelancers and establishments; confirm the exact documentation requirement for foreign entities with Paylink sales.

Saudi Arabia · PSP / aggregator · Public email

Tabby

CardsMadaApple PayInstallments

Tabby is a Riyadh-headquartered payments company that sells merchants flexible-payment checkout products, paying the merchant in full while the shopper splits the purchase over instalments or pays later.

Merchants generally need a registered business in the market where they sell; confirm onboarding criteria with Tabby partner support.

Saudi Arabia · PSP / aggregator · Official form only

Amwal Tech

1-click checkoutPayment solutionsInstallments demoOnline payments

Saudi merchants evaluating Amwal Tech for one-click checkout, online payment flows, and installment-style checkout demos.

Official demo store lists a Saudi address; commercial onboarding requirements should be confirmed through the official demo/contact route.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Saudi Arabia · PSP / aggregator · Official form only

Foodics (Foodics Pay)

Foodics started as a cloud restaurant-management platform in Riyadh and now operates across the Gulf and Egypt, with offices in Riyadh, Dubai, Kuwait City, Cairo and Amman. Foodics Pay is the payments layer inside that platform, so it travels with the merchant's point-of-sale rather than being a standalone gateway for any website. Its Egypt operation settles to local bank accounts under its own SAMA-equivalent approvals.

Foodics states on its own contact page that it is under the supervision and control of SAMA and licensed as a fintech company, which is what lets it embed payments into its restaurant stack. It also runs a strategic acquiring partnership with Alinma Bank that gives merchants twice-daily settlement.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Saudi Arabia · PSP / aggregator · Official form only

Foodics Pay

POS paymentscardsMadarestaurant payments

Strong fit for restaurants, cafes and cloud kitchens already using Foodics POS.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Saudi Arabia · PSP / aggregator · Official form only

Hala

Hala is a Riyadh-founded SME finance platform that acquired the UAE online-payments business Paymennt.com in 2023, which gives it a bridge between Saudi and UAE merchant operations. It remains primarily a Saudi proposition, and its UAE activity runs through the acquired platform. Freelancers and micro-businesses are an explicit target segment.

Hala operates under the supervision of the Saudi Central Bank and has been described as one of the first fintechs to receive a full SAMA licence, regulated as an electronic money institution. Its products bundle a business IBAN, mada and Visa cards, POS acceptance and financing, so onboarding is closer to opening a business account than to adding a gateway.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Local acquirer / bank merchant services

Use this route when a local entity, merchant account, or acquiring relationship may be required.

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Saudi Arabia · Bank merchant services · Official page only

Alinma Bank E-Payment Gateway

CardsMada

Alinma Bank offers Saudi merchants an e-payment gateway for accepting domestic and international card payments online, with sales and settlement reporting and fraud-reduction controls.

Applicants need a live e-commerce website, a dedicated Alinma account and a valid Saudi commercial registration.

No public sales email or explicit form found yet. Open the official page or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Wallet / mobile-money route

Use this route when local customers rely on wallet or mobile-money checkout, then confirm the provider route.

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No public candidates in this group yet. Check other groups or submit requirements.

Global PSP with local methods

Useful for cross-border teams, but each market, method, entity, and payout route still needs confirmation.

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No public candidates in this group yet. Check other groups or submit requirements.

Contact-first / needs manual verification

Use these leads to ask official questions before treating the option as an onboarding path.

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Saudi Arabia · Payment provider · Official form only

Digipay Saudi Arabia

payment gatewaySadad integrationreconciliatione-invoicing

Digipay presents enterprise-grade financial infrastructure for Saudi businesses, including payment gateway, reconciliation and biller integration.

Ask about Saudi commercial registration, bank account and ZATCA requirements.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Saudi Arabia · Open banking / pay by bank · Official form only

Lean Technologies

account-to-account paymentsopen bankingbank datapayout support

Best for fintechs and platforms needing Saudi open-banking payments or bank connectivity rather than card acquiring.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Saudi Arabia · Payment provider · Official form only

Taswiyh

payment gatewaysPOS systemsZATCA integrationmerchant dashboard

Taswiyh presents a Saudi merchant platform integrating payment gateways and POS systems with VAT and ZATCA settlement workflows.

The public page references merchant activation using a Saudi Commercial Registration number.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Saudi Arabia · Payout / remittance · Official page only

Enjaz Payment Services

Bank transferCash pickupCardsWallets

Enjaz Payment Services is a Saudi-licensed payment company and Bank Albilad subsidiary handling international and local remittance, prepaid cards, wallet services and bill payment, including bulk salary and disbursement flows.

A Saudi presence is expected for onboarding; confirm the requirement with the company directly.

No public sales email or explicit form found yet. Open the official page or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Saudi Arabia · Card network / switch · Official page only

SADAD

Bank transferBank channelsDigital walletsPOS

SADAD is the national electronic bill presentment and payment system owned by the Saudi Central Bank, connecting billers with bank channels and licensed wallets for invoice presentment, payment, refunds and reconciliation reporting.

Organisations join either as direct billers or through a SADAD intermediary, which implies Saudi registration; confirm the route with the SADAD portal.

No public sales email or explicit form found yet. Open the official page or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Saudi Arabia · Payment provider · Official page only

Salla

MadaVisaMastercardApple Pay

SMEs building online stores in Arabic market; integrated payments and gateways.

No public sales email or explicit form found yet. Open the official page or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Questions to ask before integration

  • Does this provider support my merchant entity location, industry, and transaction model?
  • Is a local company, local bank account, tax registration, licence, or local contact required?
  • Which local wallets, bank transfers, card acquiring, refunds, and dispute flows are actually supported?
  • What settlement currency, timing, reserves, chargeback fees, and contract fees apply in writing?
  • Are API, plugins, webhooks, sandbox, reconciliation exports, and go-live support available?

Pricing and settlement caveat

Published pricing is suitable for initial screening only. Actual pricing can vary by country, industry, volume, settlement currency, integration model, and contract terms. Confirm the official pricing page or a provider quote before going live.