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๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฆ Payments in Saudi Arabia (KSA)

Odoo payment gateways in Saudi Arabia

Every payment method and gateway that matters in Saudi Arabia, with what each one takes to reach Odoo: shipped with the product, a community module, a paid connector, or a build.

Every payment rail we check for a rollout in Saudi Arabia

19 entries, grouped by what each one costs you to reach from Odoo. The badge is the whole commercial question: shipped with the product, a community module, a paid connector, or a build.

In Odoo 5 Community module 1 Paid connector 12 Custom build 1 2 unconfirmed

In Odoo

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Ships with Odoo. Configuration, not development.

Amazon Payment Services (formerly PayFort) regional gateway
In Odoo

APS is established in Dubai, processes for Saudi merchants and carries mada and STC Pay on a Saudi account. It ships as a payment provider in Odoo 19, so it is the shortest route to Saudi local methods without buying a connector.

Paymob regional gateway
In Odoo

Odoo's own documentation states Paymob operates in Egypt, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and Paymob ships as a provider in Odoo 19. Methods are enabled in the Paymob dashboard and then activated in Odoo, with no module purchase.

Bank transfer (Odoo Wire Transfer) manual bank payment
In Odoo

Saudi B2B buyers routinely settle invoices by bank transfer rather than by card. Odoo 19 ships the Wire Transfer method out of the box, showing your IBAN and a payment reference and holding the order until you confirm receipt.

Cash on delivery cash on delivery
In Odoo

Paying the courier in cash is still a normal way to buy online in Saudi Arabia, and Odoo 19 ships cash on delivery as an in person payment method with nothing to buy. It changes the configuration though, because the order is confirmed unpaid and the courier collects and remits the money.

Stripe global gateway
In Odoo

Stripe ships with Odoo 19, but Stripe's own country list does not include Saudi Arabia, so a Saudi registered business cannot open a Stripe account to act as its acquirer. This is the most common surprise on a Saudi Odoo project, and the answer is a SAMA licensed gateway instead.

Community module

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A community module exists. Install, test, and budget for keeping it current across upgrades.

MyFatoorah regional gateway
Community module

MyFatoorah is a GCC gateway used by Saudi merchants who also invoice customers in Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar. Cybrosys publishes a free MyFatoorah module for Odoo 19, with eleven paid alternatives if refunds or POS support are needed.

Unconfirmed. Sources agreed, no primary confirmation found.

Paid connector

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A paid connector covers this. Licence cost sits outside our fee and is quoted separately.

mada domestic card scheme
Paid connector

mada is the national debit scheme operated by Saudi Payments under the Saudi Central Bank and it is the card most Saudi shoppers carry. An Odoo shop that only offers Visa and Mastercard will lose orders, so mada has to be switched on at whichever gateway the store connects to.

STC Pay (stc bank) mobile wallet
Paid connector

STC Pay is the phone wallet Saudi shoppers reach for and it settles in SAR only, with an OTP step at checkout. Amazon Payment Services carries it, and the Moyasar and HyperPay connectors on the Odoo apps store list it as a checkout method.

Apple Pay mobile wallet
Paid connector

Apple lists Saudi Arabia as an Apple Pay country and Saudi mada, Visa and Mastercard cards load into the wallet. In Odoo it arrives through the gateway, so choose one that already supports it such as Moyasar, HyperPay or Checkout.com.

Moyasar local gateway
Paid connector

Moyasar is a Saudi gateway under Saudi Central Bank supervision that carries mada, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and STC Pay from one account. Nine paid Odoo 19 connectors are listed, so a Saudi store can go live without custom work.

HyperPay local gateway
Paid connector

HyperPay is headquartered in Riyadh, holds a licence from the Saudi Central Bank and also serves the UAE, Jordan, Oman, Qatar, Iraq, Lebanon and Bahrain. The Odoo apps store carries both website and POS connectors for it, including one built specifically around mada.

Geidea local acquirer and gateway
Paid connector

Geidea Technology Company operates under the supervision of the Saudi Central Bank and is common both on Saudi shop counters and online. Odoo 19 modules cover the online gateway and the PAX terminals used in Saudi retail, which matters if the same company runs a shop and a website.

PayTabs regional gateway
Paid connector

PayTabs covers Saudi Arabia alongside the UAE, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman and Morocco, and lists mada, STC Pay, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Tabby and Tamara among the methods it carries. Seven paid Odoo 19 connectors are on the apps store.

Telr regional gateway
Paid connector

Telr operates in Saudi Arabia and the UAE and lists mada, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and the international card brands. Telr does not publish its own Odoo plugin, so the link comes from a paid Odoo 19 module.

Tap Payments regional gateway
Paid connector

Tap operates across the GCC under SAMA and other regional regulators and carries mada in Saudi Arabia alongside KNET, Benefit, OmanNet and NAPS. That single account matters for a Saudi store that also sells into Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Qatar.

Checkout.com global gateway
Paid connector

Checkout.com states it brought mada and Apple Pay to merchants across the UAE and Saudi Arabia and also carries Tamara, Tabby and STC Pay. It is not in Odoo's shipped provider list, so a Saudi build has to budget a paid connector.

Tamara BNPL
Paid connector

Tamara Finance Company is a Saudi joint stock company under the supervision of the Saudi Central Bank, licence 95/A Sh/202502, and splits a basket into instalments with a Sharia compliant structure. Saudi shoppers look for it at checkout, and Odoo 19 connectors exist for both the website and the point of sale.

Tabby BNPL
Paid connector

Tabby is headquartered in Riyadh, graduated from the SAMA sandbox and took consumer and SME finance licences from the Saudi Central Bank in June 2026, so it now covers longer plans on larger baskets as well as four instalments. Twelve Odoo 19 connectors are listed, covering website, POS and auto fulfilment.

Unconfirmed. Sources agreed, no primary confirmation found.

Custom build

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No connector we would put in production. This is scoped, priced and built.

sarie instant payments instant bank transfer
Custom build

sarie is the Saudi Central Bank transfer rail between local banks, live since February 2021, running around the clock and accepting a mobile number in place of an IBAN. There is no sarie API connector for Odoo, so stores take it as a bank transfer and confirm the sales order once the money lands.

Checked Localization notes on this page checked on 22 August 2026.

Rates, formats, thresholds and submission windows change. We configure against the rules in force at build time and confirm every figure with your accountant or tax advisor before sign-off. If a rule moves after go-live, it is a support ticket, not a rebuild. Read more on our Odoo localization service.

How we build payments for Saudi Arabia

The delivery method behind the list above. The same four steps on a 10-user rollout and on a multi-company programme, with the depth scaled to the scope.

  1. 1 Start from what buyers already carry. We pick the smallest set of providers that covers the methods your customers use, because every extra gateway is another reconciliation and another support surface.
  2. 2 Shipped providers first. Anything Odoo already carries is configured before anyone buys a connector. Paid connectors and custom work are priced up front, not discovered mid-project.
  3. 3 Four tests per provider. Authorization, capture, refund and a deliberate failure, run in sandbox, then repeated once in production with a small live amount.
  4. 4 Settlement is mapped to the ledger. Payouts, fees and chargebacks post to accounts your accountant agreed, so the bank reconciliation clears instead of leaving a suspense balance.

What we need from you to quote it

Bring these to the first call and you get a scoped, priced payments plan for Saudi Arabia instead of a range.

  • โœ“ Your current gateway contracts and the fee schedule on each.
  • โœ“ A month of settlement reports, so the ledger mapping can be tested against real payouts.
  • โœ“ The currencies you collect in, and the entity that receives each payout.
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Scope payments for your Saudi Arabia rollout.

Send us the list above with your answers against it. We come back with what is configuration, what is a connector, and what is a build, priced before the project starts.