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Saudi Arabia Launches New E-Commerce Payment System to Make Online Shopping Easier and Safer

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The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) has introduced a new e-commerce payment system that aims to improve how online payments are made across the Kingdom. This is a big step forward in Saudi Arabia’s push to become a leader in digital finance.

The new system makes it easier for online stores and payment platforms to connect with both mada, the national payment network, and international payment providers. This means more payment options for customers and smoother transactions for businesses.

One of the key benefits is better security. The system uses advanced technology like payment card tokenization, which helps protect sensitive information during online transactions.

There’s also a new central registration feature that allows banks and financial companies to create tailored financial solutions for e-commerce businesses. This opens the door for more flexible and innovative digital services.

This launch is part of a larger plan by SAMA to grow Saudi Arabia’s fintech sector and support the country’s fast-growing e-commerce market. Online businesses, payment gateways, and service providers are all expected to benefit.

By setting clear technical standards and offering easy integration, the system supports the Kingdom’s broader goals for a digital economy and positions it as a key player in global financial innovation.

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