Absher processes nearly 49 million digital transactions in June

July 21, 2026 — 07:23 PM

The Absher platform continues to serve as a key gateway for digital government services in Saudi Arabia, supporting a wide range of administrative and security-related transactions.

July 21, 2026 | 07:23 PM

Saudi Gazette

Last Updated: July 21, 2026 | 07:23 PM

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Of those, Absher Individuals accounted for 46,113,483 transactions, with 38,026,828 involving digital document viewing through the Digital Documents Wallet accessible via the Absher app to citizens, residents, and visitors.

The Absher Individuals platform accounted for 46,113,483 transactions, including 38,026,828 digital document viewing services through the platform's Digital Documents Wallet, which is available to citizens, residents and visitors via the Absher app.

The Absher Business platform processed 2,741,305 transactions during the month.

The General Directorate of Public Security recorded 3,322,837 transactions, including 3,228,059 through the General Department of Traffic. The General Directorate of Passports completed 3,924,073 transactions, while the Ministry of Interior's Civil Affairs Agency processed 684,964 transactions.

Through the general services available on the Absher Individuals platform, users issued 151,240 reports through the Absher Reports service and submitted 2,510 fingerprint-related inquiries.

The Ministry of Interior noted that the unified digital identities issued through Absher enable citizens, residents and visitors to securely access services offered through Absher Individuals, Absher Business and Absher Government, as well as government and private sector services via the National Unified Access platform, Nafath.

This high transaction volume reflects the ongoing digital transformation under Saudi Vision 2030, as citizens and residents increasingly rely on online platforms for government interactions. The integration with Nafath, the National Unified Access platform, further streamlines access to both public and private sector services. Future growth is expected as more services become digitized and user adoption deepens.