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Delivery Account Suspicion Checks
The article focuses on the phenomenon of renting delivery app accounts in Saudi Arabia, where accounts are offered for monthly fees ranging between 600 and 1200 riyals. The goal is to enable other individuals to work using these accounts on behalf of their owners. This phenomenon reveals cases where accounts are rented by workers, who sometimes use vehicles displaying logos of various companies, including contracting firms, while fulfilling orders. Such practices raise questions about their legality and the responsibility of the accounts for unauthorized use, especially since the delivery system requires strict verification of the driver’s and vehicle’s identities. Violating the terms of account sharing is considered a breach of regulatory conditions and is punishable under anti-veil laws, with penalties potentially reaching five years in prison and fines up to five million riyals in cases of illegal concealment.
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