OrientalPay

Welcome to MOB Bank's Oriental Pay App designed with a simple, user-friendly interface that makes managing your bank accounts and payments smooth, quick, and effortless.
Following are the key features included in this App.
oScan & QR Receive
Easily make payments or receive funds by scanning unique O Pay QR codes, which are widely accepted by merchants and service providers.
oCash In / Cash Out
Top up or withdraw cash through O Pay agents or partner merchants, or link your MOB Bank account for seamless transactions at MOB Bank branches.
oInstant Transfers
Enjoy fee-free, 24/7 transfers between O Pay users
oMobile TopUp
Instantly recharge any Myanmar telecom number, with support for saving favorite recipients
oBill Payment
Conveniently pay utility bills, merchant invoices, and subscriptions anytime, anywhere
oTransaction History
View your full transaction history for clear tracking and financial transparency.
oBank Account Linking
Connect your MOB Bank account to O Pay for smooth and secure fund transfers and account integration.
oExchange Rate Information
Stay updated with the latest currency exchange rates, directly accessible through the app.
oMOB Bank Interest Rate Information
Stay up to date with the latest MOB Bank deposit and loan interest rates through the app.
oBranch and ATM locations and address
Find nearby MOB Bank branches and ATMs easily, with detailed addresses and map integration.

oContact us
Reach out to our customer service team anytime for assistance through phone, email, or the in-app chat feature.
oFeedback
We value your thoughts share your feedback through the app to help us improve your experience.
About MOB Bank
Myanmar Oriental Bank Limited was incorporated as a private limited bank under the Financial Institutions of Myanmar Law and started its operations on 18th November 1993.
Over the past 30 years, the bank has played an important role in the stability and success of domestic banking in Myanmar by contributing its efficient and reliable banking services and promoting financial intermediation in the country.
Upon approval from the Central Bank of Myanmar, the bank was among the first few selected financial institutions that were allowed to deal in foreign currencies and international banking. It was among the first batch of six private banks to be permitted to open currency exchange counters in the country.
As a leading member of the Myanmar Payment Union, the bank has introduced ATM and POS debit card and credit card facilities for the promotion of electronic payment systems in the country.