MASTER TERMS & CONDITIONS

What should enterprises know about mASTER TERMS & CONDITIONS?

Domain Name Registration & Management – Integrated Enterprise Provisions

What should enterprises know about 1. Regulatory Alignment and Authority?

1.1 All Saudi domain name registrations, renewals, transfers, and management services are provided in accordance with the policies, procedures, and eligibility requirements issued by:

What should enterprises know about 2. Eligibility, Documentation, and Verification?

2.1 The Customer represents and warrants that all information and documentation submitted for domain registration is:

What should enterprises know about 3. Enterprise, Government, and Regulated Customers?

3.1 The Company expressly supports enterprise, government, semi-government, financial, and regulated sector customers , including but not limited to:

What should enterprises know about 4. Non-Saudi and International Registrants?

4.1 Non-Saudi entities may register Saudi domain names only where permitted by CST and Saudi NIC policies, including but not limited to:

What should enterprises know about 5. Domain Approval Timelines?

5.1 The Customer acknowledges that Saudi domain registrations are subject to manual registry validation , and that approval timelines may range from:

MASTER TERMS & CONDITIONS

• Module C – Domain Name Registration Policy
• Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)
• Information Security Policy
• PDPL & Data Processing Addendum
• Service Level Agreement (SLA)

1. Regulatory Alignment and Authority

• The Communications, Space & Technology Commission (CST) , and
• The Saudi Network Information Center (Saudi NIC) .

2. Eligibility, Documentation, and Verification

• Accurate, current, complete, and lawful;
• Authorized for use; and
• Compliant with CST and Saudi NIC eligibility requirements.

2. Eligibility, Documentation, and Verification

• Saudi Commercial Registration (CR);
• Government authorization or official correspondence;
• Trademark registration certificates;
• Proof of brand or trade name ownership;
• National ID, Iqama, or equivalent identification;
• Formal delegation or power of attorney for enterprise or government entities.

3. Enterprise, Government, and Regulated Customers

• Ministries and government authorities;
• Banks and financial institutions;
• FinTech and payment platforms;
• Critical infrastructure operators;
• Holding companies and conglomerates.

3. Enterprise, Government, and Regulated Customers

• Bulk or portfolio domain registrations;
• Multi-entity or departmental ownership structures;
• Centralized billing and reporting;
• Brand protection and defensive registrations;
• Procurement-aligned approval workflows.