Tadawul Market Cap: $2.9T ▲ +8.2% YoY | CMA Licensed Entities: 127 ▲ +14 in 2025 | SAMA Sandbox Participants: 43 ▲ +9 YTD | Saudi Fintech Investment: $1.2B ▲ +34% YoY | Sukuk Issuance Volume: $78.4B ▲ +12% YoY | Vision 2030 Financial Target: 24.5% GDP ▲ On Track | Digital Payment Adoption: 62% ▲ +7pp YoY | Fintech Licenses Issued: 82 ▲ +18 in 2025 | Tadawul Market Cap: $2.9T ▲ +8.2% YoY | CMA Licensed Entities: 127 ▲ +14 in 2025 | SAMA Sandbox Participants: 43 ▲ +9 YTD | Saudi Fintech Investment: $1.2B ▲ +34% YoY | Sukuk Issuance Volume: $78.4B ▲ +12% YoY | Vision 2030 Financial Target: 24.5% GDP ▲ On Track | Digital Payment Adoption: 62% ▲ +7pp YoY | Fintech Licenses Issued: 82 ▲ +18 in 2025 |

Glossary

Comprehensive glossary of Saudi tokenization terminology — CMA regulatory terms, SAMA fintech definitions, capital markets nomenclature, and blockchain infrastructure concepts.

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Atomic Settlement

A settlement mechanism where the exchange of securities and payment occurs as a single indivisible transaction — either both legs settle simultaneously or neither settles — eliminating counterparty risk and enabling T+0 finality on Tadawul's digital securities platform.

D

Digital Asset Custody

The safekeeping of private cryptographic keys that control ownership of digital asset securities on distributed ledgers — requiring CMA licensing, SAR 25M minimum capital, 95% cold storage, and quarterly proof-of-reserves attestation in Saudi Arabia.

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Payment Tokens

Digital representations of value issued against receipt of funds and accepted as payment — including SAR-referenced stablecoins and e-money tokens — regulated by SAMA under the Payment Token Regulatory Framework with 100% reserve backing requirements.

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Smart Contracts

Self-executing programs deployed on distributed ledgers that automate the terms of tokenized securities — including profit distribution, redemption, compliance enforcement, and Sharia purification — subject to CMA security audit and Sharia board review requirements.

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Tokenized Securities

Digital representations of ownership rights in financial instruments — including sukuk, equities, bonds, and fund units — issued and settled using distributed ledger technology under CMA regulatory oversight in Saudi Arabia.

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