Stores built for how Saudi customers actually buy
Mada before Visa. Cash on delivery still on the table. tabby and Tamara at checkout. An Arabic checkout that reads right, not a translated one that reads like a form.
Start a projectMost abandoned carts in the Kingdom are a payments problem
Saudi shoppers abandon checkout for reasons that have nothing to do with design: their card is not accepted, the instalment option they expected is missing, the Arabic form fights them, or the delivery promise is vague. Every one of those is fixable before launch.
Mada is missing or fails silently, so the largest card network in the country cannot pay you.
No tabby or Tamara, on a basket size where instalments decide the purchase.
The Arabic checkout is an RTL-flipped English form, with the name fields in the wrong order.
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