Telr | Payment Gateway in Saudi Arabia
One payment gateway that empowers your business and growth

Accept payments online, with ease
Our feature-rich payment gateway provides a secure platform for accepting online payments in Saudi Arabia. We connect your e-commerce site to the most popular networks, such as Mada, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, STC Pay, urpay and more.
Getting started
Rapid, online onboarding keeps you in control.
Integrate with the Telr payment gateway in Saudi Arabia
A wide range of integration options, covering shopping carts, websites and mobile apps.
One integration, multiple payment methods
With one single integration, you are connected to an ever-growing range of payment methods locally and internationally.
100% Proprietary
Our platform is 100% built in-house, giving us – and you – an industry-leading degree of responsiveness and customisability.

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Three pricing plans for our merchants in Saudi Arabia
All our features, from anti-fraud to QR codes, are included in every pricing tier.

PCI DSS 4.0 Level 1
With our PCI DSS 4.0 Level 1 certification, our hosted payment page integration ensures that you don’t need to be PCI DSS certified.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a payment gateway?
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A payment gateway is the technology that securely captures a customer’s payment details on a website, app or payment link, sends them for authorization and returns the result to the merchant in real time.
What is the difference between a payment gateway and a payment processor?
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A payment gateway securely captures the customer’s payment details and sends them for authorization. The payment processor routes the transaction data between the merchant, the acquirer, the card schemes and the issuer. Many payment service providers offer both in a single solution.
What is a payment service provider (PSP)?
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A PSP gives businesses what they need to accept electronic payments, typically combining a payment gateway, transaction processing, acquiring relationships and multiple payment methods, so the merchant only needs one integration.
What happens between authorization, capture and settlement?
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Authorization checks and reserves the funds on the customer’s card. Capture confirms the final amount to be charged. Settlement then transfers the captured funds, minus fees, to the merchant’s bank account.
How do 3-D Secure and tokenization protect online payments?
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3-D Secure adds an authentication step, such as a one-time password or approval in a banking app, to confirm the cardholder’s identity. Tokenization replaces card numbers with tokens, so sensitive data is not exposed when payment details are stored or reused.
What is the difference between an acquirer and an issuer?
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The issuer is the bank that provides the card to the customer and approves or declines each payment. The acquirer is the financial institution that enables the merchant to accept card payments and receives the funds on the merchant’s behalf.
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