Rule · SAMA · 6 Jan 2024

Enabling the Provision of Various Types of Electronic Payments for Charities and Non-Profit Organizations

The Saudi Central Bank, in coordination with relevant authorities, has authorized charities and non-profit organizations to utilize various approved electronic payment solutions, including mobile (GPRS) point-of-sale devices. This directive amends previous regulations that restricted these entities to landline-connected POS terminals and fourth-generation technology upgrades, contingent upon obtaining approval from the National Center for Non-Profit Sector Development. The updated framework takes immediate effect and applies to all domestic banks, payment service companies, and Saudi Payments Company.

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Circular No. 119129/1000/371 dated2016-08-19Not in RegAlertCircular No. 119129/1000/371 dated 2016-08-19 — Not in RegAlertCircular No. 41061 dated2020-08-01Not in RegAlertCircular No. 41061 dated 2020-08-01 — Not in RegAlertEnabling the Provision ofVarious Types of Electronic P…2024-01-06 · this documentEnabling the Provision of Various Types of Electronic Payments for Charities and Non-Profit Organizations (2024-01-06)
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  • Circular No. 119129/1000/371 dated 2016-08-19Not in RegAlert

    “In continuation of the Saudi Central Bank regulations communicated via Circular No. (119129/1000/371) dated 1437/11/18H, which required charities and non-profit organizations to refrain from issuing mobile point-of-sale (GPRS) devices and …”

  • Circular No. 41061 dated 2020-08-01Not in RegAlert

    “and Circular No. (4106159) dated 1441/11/H, issued regarding upgrading POS devices operating in the Kingdom to fourth-generation technology.”

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