MoneyHash, a payment orchestration platform, has entered into a strategic partnership with Thawani Pay, Oman’s licensed fintech company, to enhance digital payment capabilities in Oman.
The agreement supports MoneyHash’s ongoing expansion in Oman, enabling deeper integration with the local payments landscape while providing businesses with streamlined access to domestic payment infrastructure.
By collaborating with Thawani Pay, the company aims to help merchants operate more efficiently within Oman while maintaining consistent payment operations across multiple markets.
Central to the partnership is MoneyHash’s orchestration layer, which allows businesses to manage multiple payment providers through a single integration. This technology enables intelligent transaction routing, improved visibility, and operational consistency for companies scaling across different geographies.
Through the integration with Thawani Pay, merchants can access local payment gateways in Oman without the need to redesign their systems for each market.
The approach reduces complexity while ensuring reliability and control across payment operations.
Nader Abdelrazik Co-Founder, CEO MoneyHash
“Scaling payments across markets is no longer about adding providers; it’s about building systems that can adapt to each market without increasing complexity. Our partnership with Thawani Pay allows businesses to operate in Oman with the same level of control and visibility they have across their broader payment stack while benefiting from strong local infrastructure.”
Majid Al Amri, Founder and CEO of Thawani Pay, noted that, “Our goal at Thawani Pay is to make digital payments more accessible and reliable for both merchants and users. Working with MoneyHash enables us to support businesses operating in Oman with flexible payment solutions and a strong foundation for growth.”
MoneyHash’s platform connects more than 350 integrations, supports over 150 payment methods, and operates across 40+ markets. The addition of Thawani Pay strengthens this network by extending its reach into Oman, allowing businesses to tap into local payment capabilities while maintaining a unified regional strategy.
The partnership highlights the growing importance of integrated payment systems in supporting cross-border commerce and digital growth.
