Saudi-based Sadq, a digital-signature and workflow-authentication platform, has raised USD 1 million in an extension of its pre-Series A round from Impact46. The funding will accelerate product development, bolster security and compliance, and fuel regional expansion as Sadq positions itself as a cornerstone of Saudi Arabia’s digital infrastructure.
Founded by Abdullah Allahuo and Salem Albadawi, Sadq provides legally binding e-signature and workflow-authentication solutions that fully comply with Saudi regulations while aligning with global standards of security and usability. The platform aims to serve enterprises with trusted digital verification tools tailored to local market needs.
Impact46’s Basmah Alsinaidi praised Sadq’s founders for their deep market understanding and disciplined execution, calling the company a “foundational layer of the Kingdom’s digital infrastructure.” She noted the importance of its solutions in enabling trusted e-signature and identity verification capabilities for Saudi enterprises.
CEO Abdullah Allahuo emphasized that Sadq was built not as a quick response to market shifts but as a long-term solution to persistent challenges. “We remained committed to our vision: to build a Saudi-born digital signature product, rooted in local regulations and aligned with global standards,” he said.
The investment will also allow Sadq to leverage Impact46’s ecosystem to enhance collaboration in enterprise software and digital infrastructure across the region. Looking forward, the company plans to advance its role in shaping a regional innovation ecosystem for digital trust while remaining competitive in international markets.
