Saudi Arabia’s ecommerce market tape-recorded a historic turning point in October 2025, with on-line sales performed via mada cards soaring to an all-time regular monthly high of SR 30 7 bn ($ 8 19 bn), according to official data.
The surge stands for a 68 per cent year-on-year rise, comparable to about SR 12 4 bn ($ 3 31 bn) more than the SR 18 3 bn ($ 4 88 bn) recorded in October 2024, based upon numbers released in the analytical publication of the Saudi Reserve Bank
Shopping sales during the third quarter (Q 3 of 2025 gotten to SR 88 3 bn ($ 23 55 bn), marking a 15 2 percent boost from the previous quarter. This represents development of about SR 11 6 bn ($ 3 09 bn) compared to the SR 76 6 bn ($ 20 43 bn) videotaped in Q 2
On a regular monthly basis, October sales climbed by 6 per cent, gaining roughly SR 1 6 bn ($ 430 m) compared to September’s SR 29 1 bn ($ 7 76 bn).
From January to October, mada information revealed ecommerce sales increased by 47 3 per cent, boosting by around SR 9 9 bn ($ 2 64 bn) from the SR 20 9 bn ($ 5 57 bn) taped in January.
The figures cover transactions used mada cards on ecommerce sites, mobile applications, and digital wallets. They do not consist of repayments made using credit cards.
