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Where we stand, and what we do with your data
This page states our regulatory position as it is. Licence status, where data is held, the Shariah structure, and what is still unfinished.
Last updated: 9 September 2026
Licence status
Our regulatory position
Fkah [xxx] operates under a licence issued by the Saudi Central Bank to carry on supply chain finance activity.
The licence and registration details below are the only authoritative source on this site. A short form of them appears in the footer of every page, so they cannot differ from one page to another.
To verify them, check the register of licensed entities published by the Saudi Central Bank.
Subject to the supervision and control of the Saudi Central Bank
Licence and registration details
- Full legal name
- [xxx]
- Legal form
- [xxx]
- Licence number
- [xxx]
- Licensing authority
- Saudi Central Bank
- Date of issue
- [xxx]
- Licensed activity
- [xxx]
- Commercial registration (CR)
- [xxx]
- Unified number
- [xxx]
- VAT number
- [xxx]
- Paid-up capital
- SAR [xxx]
- National address
- [xxx], Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
What we say, and what we do not
We name our supervisor because the rules require it. We do not use its logo, and we do not present it as an endorsement of our products. A licence is permission to carry on an activity, not a guarantee of any financial outcome.
Hosting and security
The marketing site is served from an edge network. No personal data is stored on it.
The requirement we build to: customer and financial data is stored and processed inside the Kingdom, including its backups and its disaster-recovery environment.
Where we are today: form submissions are written to a Neon database in Frankfurt, Germany, outside the Kingdom. That is a real gap, stated here rather than hidden, and it closes before any product launches.
Personal data protection
We collect as little as we can: what you type into a form, plus the technical data any website visit produces.
Marketing contact rests on your explicit consent, which you can withdraw at any time by writing to us. Every marketing message we send will carry an unsubscribe link.
Controller registration with the Saudi Data and AI Authority: No. [xxx], dated [xxx]
Data protection contact: privacy@fkah.sa
Invoice verification
A cleared e-invoice in Saudi Arabia carries a cryptographic stamp and a QR code. That makes an invoice verifiable by machine instead of by looking at a scan somebody emailed.
We are building a module that reads the cleared invoice, checks the stamp chain, and records the invoice's fingerprint in an internal register so the same invoice cannot be financed twice.
The module is in development and runs against no real data today.
Complaints
Every complaint gets a published channel, a reference number, a stated deadline, and a route to escalate if our answer does not satisfy you.
The channel is open now, before any product exists: anything about this site, about how we handle your data, or about a marketing message you received from us.
Team and advisors
We publish names when the people concerned have given written consent, and without any claim about performance or numbers.
We show no customer or partner logos, and no figure about business that has not happened.
- Team
- [TODO]
- Advisors
- [TODO]
- Shariah board
- [TODO]
Related pages
- Security
What is live today, what is planned, and where data sits.
- Reporting
What we will publish and when. No figures until real ones exist.
- Complaints
The channel, the deadlines, and the escalation route.
- Privacy
What we collect, where it is held, and your rights.