OMPAY Introduces JEEL, a Digital Wallet Experience Designed for Children and Teens - TechAfrica News
Omantel's digital wallet and fintech platform, OMPAY, has officially launched JEEL, a youth-focused extension designed to introduce children and teenagers to secure digital payments. Integrated directly within the existing OMPAY application, the service allows parents to onboard users aged 7 to 17 quickly, providing a controlled environment for managing everyday spending without relying on cash. Parents retain full visibility over how funds are utilized through real-time activity monitoring and instant transfer capabilities. To ensure safety and appropriate spending limits, each JEEL wallet operates with a maximum balance cap of OMR 200. Users can access their funds via the OMPAY Visa prepaid card, which supports tokenized mobile transactions and international payments, with an option to request a physical card delivered to the home. Sami Elloumi, CEO of OMPAY, stated that the initiative addresses a key family need by offering a structured way to manage allowances and expenses. He noted that by reducing reliance on untracked cash, the platform aims to foster early exposure to responsible financial behavior aligned with modern transaction methods. JEEL is now available for immediate use within the OMPAY app, allowing families to begin managing youth spending with greater oversight.
公開日: June 4, 2026 at 07:44 AM
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Omantel's digital wallet and fintech platform, OMPAY, has officially launched JEEL, a youth-focused extension designed to introduce children and teenagers to secure digital payments. Integrated directly within the existing OMPAY application, the service allows parents to onboard users aged 7 to 17 quickly, providing a controlled environment for managing everyday spending without relying on cash.
Parents retain full visibility over how funds are utilized through real-time activity monitoring and instant transfer capabilities. To ensure safety and appropriate spending limits, each JEEL wallet operates with a maximum balance cap of OMR 200. Users can access their funds via the OMPAY Visa prepaid card, which supports tokenized mobile transactions and international payments, with an option to request a physical card delivered to the home.
Sami Elloumi, CEO of OMPAY, stated that the initiative addresses a key family need by offering a structured way to manage allowances and expenses. He noted that by reducing reliance on untracked cash, the platform aims to foster early exposure to responsible financial behavior aligned with modern transaction methods. JEEL is now available for immediate use within the OMPAY app, allowing families to begin managing youth spending with greater oversight.
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