Country-shaped checkout
Governorate, wilayat, locality, and building, with street and postal details when available.

Oman·OMR
Shop Tek configures OMR, local addresses, COD, reviewed bank transfer, shipping, and bilingual operations for merchants in Oman.
Governorate, wilayat, locality, and building, with street and postal details when available.
OMR pricing, transparent manual collection, and an explicit receipt versus statutory-invoice boundary.
Orders snapshot currency, tax settings, business identity, and locale. Shop Tek labels a document as a tax invoice only after the jurisdiction workflow is approved.
Operational depth
A Oman merchant selects the market once, then works in OMR across products, variants, discounts, orders, refunds, receipts, reports, and analytics. Every financial record keeps its own currency scale so a later configuration change cannot reinterpret an old sale.
The storefront remains Arabic-first while English copy is paired explicitly. Mobile checkout verifies the local phone, captures the market address structure and optional delivery pin, quotes a configured zone, and shows only collection methods the merchant can actually fulfill.
Manual transfer is not treated as automatic payment. The shopper sends a reference or private proof, the merchant checks the bank, and approval changes the order to paid through an audited action. A rejection asks for a visible correction while the order stays pending.
Tenant records remain protected by PostgreSQL row-level security and role checks. Background imports, exports, payment review, and support handoff retain tenant context and an audit trail; unavailable custom-domain and provider controls stay out of the launch interface.
Read practical catalog, checkout, inventory, return, and delivery guidance for Oman.