Last updated: June 29, 2026
Nola Platform is committed to delivering a secure, transparent, and trustworthy digital real estate investment experience. We view customer feedback and complaints as vital tools for enhancing our fractional ownership and tokenization services. This policy ensures that all complaints are handled fairly, confidentially, efficiently, and without any bias.
If a user encounters a technical system malfunction, disputes a wallet transaction, or objects to property dividend distributions, the complaint must be formally lodged through one of the following approved channels:
To ensure the validation and immediate processing of the complaint, the submitter must provide the following details:
Nola Platform strictly operates under a defined Service Level Agreement (SLA) for dispute resolution, fully aligning with the regulatory standards of the Real Estate General Authority (REGA) and consumer protection mandates in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia:
The platform commits to notifying the client that their complaint has been received and is being evaluated within a maximum of 24 to 48 business hours from the submission time.
Complaints will be thoroughly investigated, adjudicated, and a final resolution (whether a technical patch, financial settlement, or definitive legal response) will be delivered to the client within 5 to 10 business days from the date of acknowledgment.
If the dispute involves external networks or third-party audits (such as electronic payment gateways, partner escrow banks, certified real estate valuation firms "Taheem", or government property notary systems), Nola reserves the right to extend the investigation window up to a maximum of 15 business days. The Customer Care team is obligated to notify the client in writing via email regarding the extension rationale and the updated closure timeline.
Should the platform fail to respond within the stipulated timeframes, or if the user is unsatisfied with the final resolution and settlement provided by the Compliance Unit, the client retains the statutory right to formally escalate and refer the dispute to the Real Estate General Authority (REGA) through its official regulatory portals for final administrative action under Saudi real estate laws.