Download the Official Nafath App for iPhone or Android

Use the official store links

For an iPhone or iPad, use the Apple App Store listing linked below. For an Android device, use the Google Play listing linked below. Open those destinations directly in the store and check the app name and publisher details shown there before downloading.

A website that displays the word Nafath, a copied icon or screenshots of an app is not necessarily operated by the official publisher. A search result can include advertisements or third-party pages. Prefer the store listing reached through the links in this guide and confirm the developer identity within the store itself.

If the official app does not appear for your device or region, do not immediately download a file from an APK mirror. Availability can depend on platform and region settings, and a third-party file may be outdated or altered. Consult the official provider for any alternative it currently supports.

Check the publisher before installing

Before tapping install, inspect the store’s developer or publisher information and compare it with the official identity shown on the Nafath service’s own site. Store pages can change, so recheck the current listing rather than relying on a screenshot saved from an older article.

Review the app title, description, supported devices and current store notices. A high download count, review score or familiar graphic alone is not proof of authenticity. If details do not align with the official provider information, pause and verify instead of proceeding. Do not use a review count, familiar icon or copied screenshots as the sole authenticity check. Look at the publisher identity displayed by the store and compare it with the app provider’s own information. If those details do not agree, wait and verify rather than continuing with an unfamiliar listing.

Do not install a file sent by a caller or downloaded from a message attachment. Be cautious of sites that claim they can speed up approval, provide a special login version or unlock features unavailable in the official listing. Use the store’s install flow and keep the device under your control.

Understand what the listing describes

The official app listings describe a Requests feature for login and other requests from integrated applications. Saudi government information describes National Single Sign-On for participating government and private providers. Together these references explain why a verified provider may direct a user to the app during an identity interaction.

The listing is not a promise that every online service is integrated or that every person can access every feature. Check the government or private provider you intend to use for its current login options. A general app page cannot confirm your personal eligibility or service account status.

Some app descriptions mention biometric verification. The official Apple listing describes matching biometric data with National Information Center records, but that description does not establish every user’s process or data-retention details. Read the current official privacy information before responding to a sensitive prompt.

Protect the phone during setup

Install the app from the store and review the permissions or notices presented by the current official interface. This article does not prescribe a particular sequence of menus because app screens can change. If a prompt is unclear, consult the current publisher information or official help rather than a third-party screenshot.

Keep your device protected with its normal security controls and do not share your unlock code with an unsolicited helper. Avoid screen-sharing or remote-access tools during identity verification unless the official provider has a verified, clearly explained process that you independently initiated.

Do not send biometric data, a national identity number, password or request code to a person who says they will configure the app for you. The official installation route should not require you to disclose authentication secrets to a stranger. This guide and its search box do not handle account setup.

Use Nafath only through a verified service

After installation, begin any identity interaction from the government or private service you actually intend to use. Confirm its web address or app publisher and check that it currently offers Nafath. Do not open an authentication request solely because a message or caller directed you there.

Before responding to a request, confirm that you started a sign-in or other task and that the prompt fits that context. The official app descriptions refer to requests from integrated applications but do not define one universal process for every provider. Follow the live verified screen.

If a prompt arrives unexpectedly, do not approve it. Keep any displayed number or code private and independently verify the provider. A successful identity check also does not guarantee that a separate service application or transaction will be approved.

Final checks and official installation help

An unofficial APK may be obsolete, modified or distributed by someone other than the app publisher. Avoid search results that promise a legacy, premium or special version. Installing outside the official store removes one useful publisher-verification step and can expose a device to unnecessary risk. If the app is not available for your device, check the official store’s current compatibility and region information. The public sources cited here do not establish universal device eligibility, an alternative download method or a guaranteed installation process.

Do not follow links in urgent texts that claim your Nafath app must be reinstalled or your identity will be suspended. Instead, open the store app on your phone and search the official listing, or use the direct links in this article. Verify before entering information. Avoid changing device security settings or installing a package from a third-party site merely to get past a store restriction. If you need access to a connected service, check the provider’s current official options and ask it whether a supported alternative is available. When a store reports incompatibility, do not weaken device protections or use an unofficial installation just to proceed. Check the device and region details shown by the official store, then ask the connected provider which supported options are currently available for your situation.

If you already installed an app from an untrusted source, do not enter additional credentials into it. Use the official store listing and current publisher instructions to determine safe next steps. For personal identity concerns, consult the official provider through a route you independently verify. Check that the app remains available in the official store and read current publisher notices before following an older installation guide. If the store blocks the download, do not disable security controls or install an unknown file to force the process. Ask the verified provider about a supported route for your device. For a failed installation or an app-specific error, use the store’s official support tools and the Nafath provider’s current help information. Do not send an identity document or biometric sample to an unofficial support account. This guide is informational and cannot troubleshoot your particular device remotely.

Frequently asked questions

Official sources and further reading

Public-service pages and app listings can change. Follow the live instructions from the source before taking action.

• Nafath official app — Apple App Store ↗
• Nafath official app — Google Play ↗