Moyasar

Moyasar is built for the Saudi market first: mada, the national debit scheme that most Saudi consumers pay with, is a first-class method rather than an add-on, alongside international cards, Apple Pay and STC Pay. A merchant integrates through a hosted form or the REST API, creates a payment or an invoice, and receives the result on a callback URL and through webhooks. Invoices and payment links can be created without any website, which is why service businesses that sell through WhatsApp or Instagram use them. Settlement goes to a Saudi bank account.

For a Saudi clinic, gym, training centre or brokerage, the gap Moyasar closes is collecting money inside the conversation where the customer already is. A deposit for an appointment or a reservation is sent as a link, paid with mada on the phone, and confirmed automatically. This also reduces no-shows, since a paid slot is far more likely to be honoured than a free one. Merchants using Salla or Zid typically have a gateway configured inside the platform already; Moyasar is most relevant for businesses that sell services or take payments outside a store.

Nano AI connects payment gateways such as Moyasar to its WhatsApp and voice agents so the agent can issue a link, wait for the webhook, and then confirm the booking or order, with failed or disputed payments handed to a person. If you are evaluating a vendor's Moyasar integration, ask whether the webhook is verified before the order is marked paid, how partial refunds are handled, and whether the agent is prevented from ever asking for card numbers in chat, which is both a security and a PCI requirement.