OMT
One of Lebanon's largest money transfer and payment networks, widely used for both domestic and international transactions.
What it helps with
- Receiving money from abroadCash in dollars.
- Paying billsPhone and utilities.
- Cash at many pointsAgents nationwide.
About OMT
OMT (Omnix Micro-payment and Transfer) is one of Lebanon's most established financial services networks, offering domestic and international money transfer, bill payments, and other financial services through a large network of physical branches across the country.
Key Features
- Wide Branch Network: One of the largest physical branch networks in Lebanon for cash transactions.
- International Transfers: Send and receive money transfers from partner networks abroad.
- Bill Payments: Pay utility and other bills in cash at OMT branches.
- Domestic Transfers: Send money to other locations within Lebanon quickly.
How to Get Started
- Locate your nearest OMT branch.
- Bring valid identification for any transfer or payment transaction.
- Provide the recipient's details for outgoing transfers, or your own details to collect an incoming transfer.
- Complete the transaction and keep your receipt.
Before you use it
- Sign-up: OMT transfers are collected with an ID or passport.
- Payment: Since the 2019 banking crisis Lebanon runs largely on cash US dollars; many places price in both dollars and lira.
Local number needed
Local ID needed
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does OMT work with a foreign bank card in Lebanon?
- Not reliably - a foreign card may be declined. Check the notice above, or plan to use a local payment method.
- Is OMT available in English?
- Not officially - the interface is mainly in the local language.
- Do I need a local phone number to use OMT?
- Yes, OMT requires a local phone number to register.
- Do I need local ID or residency for OMT?
- Yes, OMT requires local ID or residency status.
- Where can I use OMT?
- iOS · Android
- How much does OMT cost?
- Fees per transfer or payment