E-commerce sales in Saudi Arabia via “mada” cards soared to an all-time monthly high in October 2025, surpassing SAR30.7 billion.
The surge in sales represents a 68% year-on-year increase, totaling about SAR12.4 billion more than the SAR18.3 billion recorded in October 2024, according to the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) statistical bulletin.
E-commerce sales for the third quarter (Q3) of 2025 hit SAR88.3 billion, up 15.2% from the previous quarter, representing an increase of about SAR11.6 billion over the SAR76.6 billion recorded in Q2.
On a monthly basis, e-commerce sales in October rose 6%, gaining approximately SAR1.6 billion over September’s total of SAR29.1 billion.
From January to October, “mada” data showed e-commerce sales grew 47.3%, rising by around SAR9.9 billion over the SAR20.9 billion recorded in January.
These figures cover transactions made via “mada” cards on e-commerce websites, apps, and digital wallets, and do not include credit-card payments.
