AbstractIn photovoltaic (PV) technology, halide perovskites stand out for their exceptional optical properties, improved performance, and cost‐effectiveness. This study utilized SCAPS‐1D to examine a novel dual absorber solar cell, using Ba3PCl3 as the top absorber and CsSnI3 as the bottom absorber, marking the first comprehensive analysis of this pairing. The research thoroughly investigated the thickness, doping concentrations, and defect densities of each absorber to evaluate their impact on electrical properties such as VOC, JSC, FF, and power conversion efficiency (PCE). Additionally, the study meticulously analyzed the effects of temperature, shunt, and series resistances. The results show that the first device (FTO/SnS2/Ba3PCl3/Au) achieved a PCE of 17.75%, while the second device (FTO/SnS2/CsSnI3/Au) reached a PCE of 20.63%. Optimized designs combining both absorbers (FTO/SnS2/Ba3PCl3/CsSnI3/Au) resulted in a PCE of 30.97%, with a JSC of 47.52 mA/cm2, FF of 80.42%, and VOC of 0.81 V. These promising findings offer valuable insights for the future development of experimental solar devices.