In the current phase of the Saudi Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) e-invoicing initiative (Fatoora), it is essential for businesses and consumers alike to ensure that the invoices they receive are valid and compliant.
While many third-party apps claim to read invoice QR codes, using the official ZATCA app is the only way to guarantee accuracy and security. Here is your step-by-step guide on how to do it.
Why Use the Official ZATCA App?
Cryptographic Verification: Only the official app can verify the digital signatures and hashes required in Phase 2.
Direct Integration: It checks the "Fatoora" portal in real-time.
Privacy: You don't have to share your invoice data with unknown third-party developers.
Step-by-Step Guide
Download the App: Search for "ZATCA" on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Access VAT Services: From the home screen, navigate to the "Services" tab and select "Value Added Tax (VAT)."
Start Validation: Click on the "E-Invoice Validation" service and press "Start Service."
Scan the QR Code: Point your phone camera at the QR code on the invoice.
Review the Result: The app will display a green checkmark if the invoice is valid. You will see the seller's name, VAT number, timestamp, and total amount.
Important Note: You do not need to log in or use Nafath to access the scanner. It is available to the public for instant verification.
Watch the Demo
For a quick walkthrough of the validation process, watch this video:
https://youtube.com/shorts/mya38ixz0rY?si=yT-1AvDkfwTWzstx
Contact Us
For any inquiries regarding ZATCA integration and ERP solutions:
Email: support@erpgulf.com
Website: Claudion.com





