Online auctions that close at a set time, and live auctions run by an auctioneer. The same clear rules for both.
Sign up with your national ID and confirm your mobile number. Companies add their commercial registration.
Accept the bidding contract and pay the bidding deposit service: once per car online, or once per live session.
Prices update live for everyone. You'll get a notification if someone outbids you.
The highest bid wins. Our team contacts you to pay the price, commission and VAT and hand over the car.
Each car has an end time. Bidding closes exactly then, with no extensions, and the highest bid wins if it reaches the seller's minimum price.
The auctioneer presents the cars one by one with live audio. You bid from your phone or computer with your bidder number; each car is sold when the auctioneer brings the hammer down.
Before bidding you pay a bidding deposit service (500 SAR by default; some auctions set their own amount). It confirms serious bidders. The auction's contract explains when it's refunded or deducted from your purchase.
Photos from six angles, the details, your minimum price and the Istimara.
Our team checks the car and either approves it or asks for changes.
You follow every bid in My cars. Our team may also add it to a live auction.
Anyone with a verified account. Sign-up needs a Saudi national ID or Iqama and a Saudi mobile number.
Other bidders see your first name and family initial. Your bidder number is shown only to you.
No. Every bid is binding once placed.
The car isn't sold in that auction. The seller can try again later.
Cars with a sequence number show a Mojaz card. Copy the number and open Mojaz for the full report.
All times are shown in Riyadh time.
