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Before you can list a project or submit an offer on Mumtalakat, you need to create an account and verify your identity. Verification is how the platform builds trust between parties — both buyers and sellers can transact with confidence knowing the person on the other side has been authenticated. The process is straightforward and typically takes only a few minutes.

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Creating an Account

Sign up with your email address and mobile number. A one-time password (OTP) is sent to your mobile to confirm ownership. During sign-up you will choose your role on the platform: project owner (seller) or buyer. Your role determines which features and dashboards are available to you after you log in.

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Identity Verification (KYC)

Completing identity verification unlocks the full platform and signals to the other party that you are a legitimate, authenticated user.
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Individuals — National ID

Saudi individuals verify with their National ID number. IDs beginning with 1 belong to Saudi citizens; IDs beginning with 2 belong to residents. For privacy, Mumtalakat stores and displays only the last four digits of your ID number.
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Businesses — Commercial Register

Business owners and companies verify by uploading their commercial register along with any required official supporting documents. This confirms the legal identity and registration status of the entity.
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Document validity and renewal

Every uploaded document carries an expiry date. Mumtalakat sends you tiered reminders before a document lapses — at 30, 15, 7, and 0 days before expiry. Once a document expires, certain platform actions may be blocked until you upload and re-submit it for approval.
Buyers and project owners with expired verification documents may be blocked from starting new deals. Listings belonging to owners with expired verification may also be hidden from search results until the document is re-uploaded and approved.

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After Verification

Once your identity is confirmed, the next step depends on your role.