Khedmah

Khedmah

One place to view & pay bills

63 ratings
39 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 10, 2016
  • October 2, 2026

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Manage and pay all your utility, telecom, insurance, and traffic-related bills in one convenient app. This platform also offers entertainment vouchers, e-learning courses, and a digital e-wallet for seamless transactions.

✓Utility bill management and payment
✓Telecom bill payment and recharge
✓Insurance and social security payments
✓Traffic fines and vehicle registration renewal
✓Vehicle and travel insurance purchase
✓Entertainment voucher purchases
✓E-learning courses access
✓Digital e-wallet for payments
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What's New in Khedmah

18.0.0

October 2, 2026

International Money Transfer Introducing International Money Transfer in the Khedmah App that is powered by Wasel Exchange, making it easier, faster, and the most convenient way to send money to your family, friends, and beneficiaries overseas. Transfers across multiple countries in South Asia, GCC and growing list of supported countries through a single, convenient and secure platform. Update your Khedmah App today and experience a simpler way to send money internationally.

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User reviews

Water prepaid service

Why water prepaid service not add, hope to add it in coming update

Very slow

Payment option is very slow and apple pay is not support

Apple Pay payment

Please add Apple Pay payment

Need to support iPad view

Landscape iPad view need to be added

Logic Error

Great app for recharging prepaid electricity, but there's a bug with wallet registration. It recognizes my number, sends a welcome SMS, but then says my number isn't registered during registration.

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FAQ

What does the Khedmah app do?

The Khedmah app is a comprehensive platform for managing and paying various bills and services in Oman. It allows users to pay utility bills, telecom bills, insurance premiums, traffic fines, and renew vehicle registrations. Additionally, it offers entertainment vouchers, e-learning courses, and a digital e-wallet for seamless transactions.

What are the key features of Khedmah?

Key features include streamlined utility bill management for electricity and water, telecom bill payments and top-ups, insurance and social security payments, Royal Oman Police (ROP) services like traffic fine payments and Mulkiya renewal, vehicle and travel insurance services, entertainment voucher purchases, and access to e-learning courses. It also includes a digital e-wallet called Khedmah Pay for easy payments.

Is Khedmah free to use?

Based on the provided information, the Khedmah app is free to download and use. There are no mentions of subscription fees or upfront costs for accessing its core functionalities. Monetization may come from potential partnerships or transaction fees within the Khedmah Pay e-wallet, but the app itself appears to be free.

What services can I pay for with Khedmah?

You can pay for a wide range of services including electricity and water bills from providers like Nama Supply and Nama Dhofar Services. Telecom bills for Omantel, Ooredoo, and AWASR Broadband, as well as prepaid recharges for various providers, are supported. You can also pay social security contributions, traffic fines, renew vehicle registrations, purchase vehicle and travel insurance, and buy entertainment vouchers.

How does Khedmah Pay work?

Khedmah Pay is an integrated e-wallet within the app that allows for quick and secure payments. You can register and activate your e-wallet to make person-to-person transactions using mobile numbers, send money to contacts, pay merchants by scanning QR codes, and pay utility and telecom bills globally. It also facilitates easy top-ups for electricity and mobile, and swift payments for ROP fines and Social Protection Fund bills.