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Nafath integration: a guide for businesses in 2026

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Alberto Rosas
Word Count
2,860
Company Posts That Month
50
Language
English
Hacker News Points
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No
Summary

Nafath is Saudi Arabia’s unified national digital identity system, operated by the Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA), that allows citizens and Iqama-holding residents to access government and private services using a National ID or Iqama number. Its documented app-based flow requires users to submit their identifier, approve a request in the Nafath app by selecting a matching number, and enter a six-digit PIN within 60 seconds, while an alternative route uses Absher credentials and a one-time code. Official figures reported in November 2024 cited more than 23.5 million users, over 3 billion verification operations, and more than 530 connected public and private platforms. For Saudi Central Bank-supervised financial institutions, a 2022 SAMA circular requires biometric authentication at a high level of verification or above for remote customer onboarding and links this requirement to Nafath. However, public official materials do not specify the data attributes returned to businesses, pricing, technical documentation, sandbox availability, contractual terms, or integration timelines, so organizations are advised to confirm these details directly and retain document-based identity verification as a fallback for users without eligible identifiers or unsuccessful sign-in attempts.

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