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Learn what the MawridKSA MVP supports today and how buyers and suppliers can prepare to use the marketplace.
Choose a question below. Each answer reflects the current public-web MVP, not a future dashboard or payment product.
Getting started
The essentials about the marketplace and who it serves.
MawridKSA is a Saudi-focused B2B marketplace that helps buyers discover suppliers and helps suppliers present their capabilities. The current MVP emphasizes public discovery, structured business information, and quotation workflows.
It is designed for business buyers, procurement teams, Saudi suppliers, manufacturers, service providers, and other organizations participating in B2B sourcing.
Yes. The public marketplace experience is available in Arabic and English, with right-to-left layouts for Arabic.
For buyers
Finding suppliers and beginning a quotation conversation.
Start from marketplace search or a business category, then review relevant supplier profiles, locations, capabilities, and visible verification information before making contact.
Quotation requests are part of the planned MVP workflow. A complete request should state the product or service, quantity or scope, delivery location, and timing so suppliers can assess it.
No. The current public-web MVP does not process payments, hold funds, offer checkout, or complete transactions. Commercial arrangements remain between the buyer and supplier.
For suppliers
Preparing a useful and trustworthy marketplace presence.
Supplier onboarding is coordinated during the MVP. Prepare your official business identity, contact details, operating locations, categories, and an accurate description of your capabilities.
Verification indicates that specified business information has been reviewed according to the platform process. It is a trust signal, not a guarantee of performance, product quality, or a transaction outcome.
A useful profile includes the legal business name, locations, categories, products or services, coverage, relevant credentials, and current contact information. Accuracy remains the supplier’s responsibility.