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Petrol stations in Saudi Arabia soon to start accepting e-payments

Petrol stations in Saudi Arabia soon to start accepting e-payments

Petrol stations in the Kingdom will start accepting e-payments via the Saudi Payments Network (MADA) from July 17. Ziad Al-Yousef, managing director of MADA, said it has provided 4,000 e-payment machines to petrol stations and services

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