The E-Commerce Law sets rules for businesses that sell goods or services online to consumers in the Kingdom.
What your store must show
- Your business name, commercial registration number and contact details.
- Clear descriptions of products or services.
- Full prices including taxes and delivery charges, before the customer pays.
- Payment, delivery, cancellation and return terms.
After the order
- Send an invoice and an order confirmation.
- Deliver within the agreed time, or inform the customer of delays.
- Respect the consumer's right to cancel within the period and conditions set by the law and its regulations.
Data and advertising
- Protect customers' personal data in line with the Personal Data Protection Law.
- Electronic advertising must be clearly identified and not misleading.
Practical checklist
- 1Review your website footer and checkout pages for the required information.
- 2Publish clear return and privacy policies.
- 3Keep records of orders, invoices and customer communications.
Check the Ministry of Commerce's current guidance, as requirements and platforms are updated.
Official sourceMinistry of Commerce ↗Last reviewedOctober 2026
TopicsE-Commerce Law Saudi ArabiaOnline store obligationsConsumer rights online



