Oman Arab Bank introduces its new online banking platform – OAB Online, for both internet and mobile banking.

Using OAB Online from your computer browser or mobile device, Oman Arab Bank’s customers can now perform their day to day banking transactions, submit service requests, make inquiries, and much more, in a safe and secure manner, 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

We provide

• Real-time online updates of balances and transactions for personal accounts held with OAB.
  • Saving Accounts
  • Current Accounts
  • Credit Cards
  • Loan Accounts
  • Term Deposits
  • Loan Accounts
• Convenient money transfers to local and international bank accounts
• Comprehensive view of account and card transaction history.
• Secure transactions with SMS verification and notification process
• Account and Credit Card statements in PDF
• Donate to charities conviently, instantly

Services you can apply for on OAB Online

• Cheque book request
• Apply for loan
• Open new account
• Open fixed deposit account
• eStatement register request
• eAdvice register request

Enjoy 24 hour access to your account through our extensive network of over 130 ATMs across the Sultanate of Oman. Our ATMs come equipped with a range of services including:

• Cash withdrawal
• Cash deposit
• Balance enquiry
• Utility bill payments
• Money transfer
• Credit card payment
• Tap and Cash

Connect with our pride “Fil Khidma” Call Center Services to bank with us over the phone all week 24 hours a day.

You can choose self-service banking to access your accounts and cards information on the go. Alternatively you can talk to our qualified and highly knowledgeable service representatives to avail several services including:

• Balance enquiry
• Utility bill payments
• Credit cards payments
• Money transfer
• Account management requests including debit card and cheque book related services
• Mobile top-ups
• Transaction and credit limit management
• Updating your bank records

and much more.

Please click here to download the terms and conditions for making financial transactions through “Fil Khidma”