The Ministry of Interior’s electronic platform reported a total of 16,536,826 Absher electronic transactions and services during April 2026.
This volume reflects the active use of digital services by citizens, residents, and visitors across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Specifically, the transactions were processed through both the Absher Individuals and Absher Business portals.
Breakdown of Platform Services
According to the official report, a total of 13,973,584 transactions were completed through the Absher Individuals platform. Notably, this figure includes 3,609,072 document-viewing operations conducted via the Digital Wallet feature. This feature is accessible to users through the official apps provided by the ministry. Meanwhile, the Absher Business platform recorded 2,563,242 transactions during the same period.
Growth of Absher Electronic Transactions
The steady growth of Absher electronic transactions highlights the ongoing digital shift in public services. Specifically, transactions related to the General Directorate of Public Security reached 3,417,847. Within this sector, the General Department of Traffic carried out 3,307,760 services for vehicle owners and drivers. These digital options help reduce the need for physical visits to government offices.
Security and Civil Affairs Statistics
In addition, the General Directorate of Passports recorded 2,202,603 transactions during April. The Ministerial Agency of Civil Affairs also completed 576,236 transactions through the platform. Within the general services section of Absher Individuals, users issued 158,075 reports through the Absher Reports service. Furthermore, the platform processed 2,248 general fingerprint inquiries to support security verification. These figures demonstrate the high volume of daily operations managed by the system.
Unified Digital Identity Integration
The unified digital identities issued by the Ministry of Interior enable users to access services securely. This system allows citizens, residents, and visitors to log in to various electronic platforms, including Absher Individuals, Absher Business, and Absher Government. Moreover, these digital credentials facilitate access to other government and private entities via the National Single Sign-On platform, Nafath. This integration supports the broader economy by simplifying administrative procedures. Security measures remain a priority, ensuring that users can complete their Absher electronic transactions securely while protecting personal data within the cybersecurity framework. The platform continues to serve as a primary tool for digital interaction in the Kingdom.
Future Outlook for Digital Services
The Ministry of Interior continues to update its digital portals to accommodate more users. As digital adoption increases, the platform aims to introduce more automated services for the business and public sectors. This ongoing development aligns with national goals to improve administrative efficiency and reduce operational costs across all departments.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
