3 March 2026
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SAUDI TOKENISATION
The Vanderbilt Terminal for Saudi Digital Asset Intelligence
INDEPENDENT INTELLIGENCE FOR SAUDI ARABIA'S TOKENISATION FRAMEWORK
Saudi Tokenisation Market: $1.4B ▲ 89.3%| CMA Licensed Platforms: 12 ▲ 50.0%| Tadawul Digital Assets: SAR 2.1B ▲ 118%| SAMA Fintech Licences: 34 ▲ 41.7%| Vision 2030 Digital: 67% target ▲ on track| Blockchain Companies KSA: 180+ ▲ 62.3%| Saudi Tokenisation Market: $1.4B ▲ 89.3%| CMA Licensed Platforms: 12 ▲ 50.0%| Tadawul Digital Assets: SAR 2.1B ▲ 118%| SAMA Fintech Licences: 34 ▲ 41.7%| Vision 2030 Digital: 67% target ▲ on track| Blockchain Companies KSA: 180+ ▲ 62.3%|

Encyclopedia

Saudi tokenisation encyclopedia — reference definitions for every institution, regulatory body, legal framework, and technical standard relevant to tokenisation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Reference definitions for the institutions, regulatory bodies, legal frameworks, and technical standards that define tokenisation in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi tokenisation terminology spans securities regulation, Islamic finance, blockchain technology, and the Kingdom’s institutional architecture. Terms like “CMA authorisation,” “Sharia-compliant token,” and “Tadawul settlement” carry specific meanings within the Saudi legal and market context. The SAUDI TOKENISATION Encyclopedia provides standardised definitions grounded in Saudi regulatory usage.

Entries cover: regulatory bodies (CMA, SAMA, CCHI); exchange infrastructure (Tadawul, Edaa, Muqassa); Islamic finance terms (sukuk, murabaha, Sharia board); Vision 2030 entities (PIF, Neom, ROSHN); and technical standards for tokenised securities in the Saudi market.