AlDubaish

Questions

The yard, a purchase, an auction, and a collar. Short answers, including how the money moves.

The buyer pays AlDubaish.

The customer pays AlDubaish. The funds are held until the transaction is completed. Then the seller receives their amount, and AlDubaish keeps its commission.

  1. 1The buyer pays AlDubaish
  2. 2The funds stay held
  3. 3The seller delivers and the buyer confirms
  4. 4The seller is paid, minus the commission

The hold and the release must comply with Saudi regulations. A payment provider licensed in Saudi Arabia will run this structure. That provider is not connected yet.

The yard

What is AlDubaish?

The livestock yard of Saudi Arabia. A marketplace for camels and other livestock, auctions, and messages between buyer and seller, plus tracking that is not tied to one manufacturer.

What do Maqani and Mazayin mean?

Maqani is breeding and production. Mazayin is beauty and competitions. Both terms stay, because they are how this market already speaks.

Can I use Arabic and English?

Yes. Arabic is a first language here, not a translation added later, and English is one tap away. Use the flags at the top. Arabic runs right to left.

Buying and selling

How do I buy?

Open Livestock Marketplace, send a purchase request, or message the owner. Once the seller accepts, you pay AlDubaish and the amount is held until the sale is complete.

How do I list an animal?

Choose List animal. Seller, breeder, and trader accounts can publish. Add photos, pedigree, health, and a price that is fixed or negotiable.

What is on a listing?

Photos and video, species, breed, age, gender, color, quantity, location, price, health, pedigree, the owner, and Mazayin awards when they apply. A linked tracker shows on the same profile.

Can I upload my own photos?

Yes. Use photographs of the actual animal, especially for a high-value Mazayin listing.

Payment

Who receives the money?

The buyer pays AlDubaish, not the seller directly. AlDubaish holds the funds. When the buyer confirms receipt, the seller is paid their amount and AlDubaish keeps the commission.

Does this follow Saudi rules?

It has to. The sequence — pay, hold, deliver, confirm, release — is the structure. Settlement itself must run through a provider licensed for Saudi Arabia, so the escrow complies with Saudi regulations. The licensed provider will be confirmed with the final payment structure.

What is the commission?

Five percent in this version, taken when the funds are released. The rate will be confirmed with the licensed payment structure.

Auctions

How does a bid work?

Each auction has a start, an end, a current price, and a minimum increment. The bid history stays on the record. If someone outbids you, you are notified.

What if I win?

The winner is confirmed on the auction record, then pays into the same hold. Delivery, confirmation, and release work as they do on a regular sale.

Smart technology

How do I track an animal?

Order a device, receive it, activate it, link it to the animal, then follow it in AlDubaish: location, movement, battery, connectivity, geofence, and alerts.

Can another manufacturer connect later?

Yes. Devices report through a vendor adapter. A new manufacturer can be added without rebuilding the marketplace.

What about vehicle tracking?

Not in this version. The same adapter layer can later take vehicle GPS, dash cams, anti-theft, and OBD. It is not a section of the yard yet.

Accounts

What kinds of account are there?

Buyer, seller or livestock owner, breeder, trader or broker, auction organizer, service provider, and technology supplier. Listing and opening an auction follow the account type.

What is not in this version?

Transport, veterinary care, feed, and vehicle tracking come later, on the same accounts. The first version is the marketplace, auctions, payment hold, and smart tracking.