No more fumbling with your wallets.
Fintech event Money 20/20 has taken over Riyadh and is bringing revolutionary tech to the forefront.
With 451 brands, 450 speakers, 1,051 investors and 157 startups, the agenda is clear: shape what’s next for money, finance, and tech.
Now, the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) has announced the launch of Google Pay Saudi at Money 20/20.
The payment service will be made available via the Kingdom’s national payment network, MADA.
The initiative is the latest step in ongoing efforts to strengthen the digital payments ecosystem. All of which is part of the broader Financial Sector Development Program.
Google Pay Saudi launched 2025
Google Pay makes paying effortless, it’s the go-to service from Google that lets you tap, click, or swipe your way through purchases. Whether you’re shopping in-store, online, or in your favorite apps, it’s all powered seamlessly through your Android phone, tablet, or even your watch.
Think of it as your digital wallet with superpowers, fast, secure, and always within reach. With Google Pay, checkout becomes less about fumbling for cards and more about enjoying the moment.
Google Pay Saudi launched 2025 location
The payment service made its Saudi debut at Money 20/20 in Malham, North Riyadh.
Google Pay Saudi launched 2025 date
Google Pay was activated in the Kingdom on Monday, September 15. The fintech event will end on Wednesday, September 17.
What to expect from Google Pay Saudi being launched 2025
A new era of payments is here with the launch of Google Pay in Saudi Arabia, marking a major step toward a smoother, smarter, and less cash-dependent society. Backed by the bank’s commitment to world-class digital infrastructure, the service makes everyday transactions simpler, faster, and fully in line with international standards.
Through the Google Wallet app, users can now easily add and manage their Mada cards and digital credit cards, enjoying secure and convenient payments across apps, online platforms, and in stores. It’s a move that puts flexibility and control right at your fingertips.
This launch is also part of SAMA’s wider vision to expand fintech solutions, boost financial inclusion, and strengthen the Kingdom’s role as a global hub for innovation. By streamlining digital payments and enhancing infrastructure, Saudi Arabia continues to lead the way in shaping the future of finance.
Reforms in Saudi
Saudi Arabia has introduced new measures aimed at reducing real estate prices. For those needing fast cash, the Kingdom’s flexible salary initiative provides an easy advance-pay option, while a new voluntary pension and savings program has also been launched. The Saudi Expropriation law has also been updated. New land tax zones in Riyadh have also been announced.
Across Saudi, pay.google.com.
