A Saudi platform for a new generation of digital integration.
API360 Part of Saudi Azm, founded in Riyadh around one question: why is integrating with Saudi systems this hard? We are here to change the answer.
Working in Saudi tech for more than a decade, we watched the same scene repeat: talented engineering teams burning months on integration projects that should have taken weeks. Scattered contracts, scattered documentation, and support channels operating on hours that don’t match how work actually happens.
When we compared that with what developers get in global markets — Stripe, Twilio, Segment — we realised the gap isn’t talent, it’s infrastructure. Developers there have tools that respect their time. We deserve the same.
API360 is our attempt to close that gap. A platform we build from Riyadh, for local teams, to a global standard. No compromise on security, performance, or developer experience. Backed by the experience of Saudi Azm in Saudi technology, working with government and private providers to bring their services into one place.
It’s a long road. It’s worth walking. We hope you’ll walk it with us.
Four values that shape every decision we make.
We wrote them on day one and return to them whenever a choice is hard. Not slogans — practical standards we hold ourselves to.
Professionalism
We deliver the highest technical and service quality, in clear language, with a rigorous method that meets government and financial-sector standards.
Empathy
We build on real user needs. We understand that a technical challenge always hides a human one.
Innovation
We adopt new ideas and advanced technology, and offer what traditional integration platforms don’t.
Fit to context
We write in a register that fits the region’s cultural values, and develop our products with Saudi market requirements and regulations in mind.
From an idea to a launch.
The company is founded
Formally registered in Riyadh, starting with a team of four.
Dayal launches
Designing the framework that turns data into products — the core of the platform.
First government partnership
Working with a Saudi government entity to design an API-first interface for its services.
A public sandbox
Opening the test environment to the first wave of invited developers.
Official launch
The marketplace lists every published service with its provider.