Tap, Moyasar, HyperPay, and PayTabs for Saudi and UAE merchants
A practical comparison of GCC payment gateways — when to use Tap, Moyasar, HyperPay, or PayTabs on your Mrfqy store.
Gulf e-commerce runs on trust, speed, and local payment compliance. Saudi and UAE shoppers expect Mada, Apple Pay, and seamless card checkout — often in Arabic with SAR or AED pricing. Mrfqy supports the major GCC gateways so you can sell across the region from one Arabic-first platform without rebuilding your stack per country.
Tap Payments for multi-GCC coverage
Tap is widely used across Kuwait, Bahrain, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. It supports local debit schemes, international cards, Apple Pay, and KNET in Kuwait. For merchants planning to sell in multiple GCC markets, Tap offers a single integration with country-aware routing.
On Mrfqy, connecting Tap takes minutes: add your API keys, select supported currencies, and enable the methods your customers expect. Tap's hosted checkout and inline card forms both work with Mrfqy's bilingual storefront — error messages and success screens respect your store's Arabic RTL layout.
Tap is a strong default if your primary markets include Kuwait or Bahrain alongside Saudi and UAE. Review settlement timelines and chargeback policies per country before going live.
Moyasar for Saudi-focused stores
Moyasar is a Saudi-born gateway deeply integrated with Mada and local banking rails. If Saudi Arabia is your primary or only market, Moyasar offers competitive local rates and strong support for SAR settlements.
Mrfqy merchants targeting Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam often start with Moyasar plus COD or pay-on-delivery where couriers support it. The integration supports 3D Secure and SADAD bill payments for customers who prefer bank-channel checkout.
Combine Moyasar with Mrfqy's ZATCA-ready invoicing features if you sell B2B or need compliant tax documentation on orders.