MUSCAT : In a landmark move reshaping Oman’s trade and retail landscape, Salman Corporation has launched the Sultanate’s first-ever Trade Finance Marketplace, in strategic partnership with Egypt’s fintech infrastructure enabler Cassbana and Oman’s own rising fintech force, Mamun.
The platform introduces a tailored Buy-Now-Pay-Later (BNPL) solution, enabling small and medium-sized retailers across Oman to purchase inventory instantly, start selling immediately, and pay later — without the friction of traditional banking systems. This initiative is about building long-term value for traders, suppliers, and the entire Omani market.
“We are proud to take this step forward for inclusive, tech-enabled commerce in the Sultanate, and local traders are the backbone of our economy — but their growth is often constrained by lack of access to working capital. This Trade Finance Marketplace is designed to break that barrier. It’s not just fintech; it’s an economic infrastructure built for merchants who deserve better. Together, we’re igniting a new era of smart, inclusive trade in Oman,” said Mr. Muhammad Haris Aslam, CEO of Salman Corporation.
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The marketplace is built on Cassbana’s embedded credit infrastructure, which enables financial institutions to seamlessly offer lending-as-a-service within merchant supply chains. Mamun, the Sharia-compliant digital lender, provides the capital and financial structuring behind the platform
“At Cassbana, we’re not a lender — we’re building the rails that enable lending,” said Mr. Haitham Nassar, Founder & CEO of Cassbana. “Through our infrastructure, financial institutions can power real-time credit decisions and collections across B2B transactions. Our partnership with Salman Corporation and Mamun in Oman is a model of how embedded finance can unlock economic growth where it’s needed most.”
Mr. Mohammed Al-Tamami, Co-founder & Chief Commercial Officer at Mamun, added: “We’re turning everyday trade into a digitally accessible, Sharia-compliant financial opportunity.
Our partnership is proof that fintech can do more than disrupt — it can uplift.
And this platform is just the beginning.”
Salman Corporation is a leading retail and distribution group in Oman, known for its wide portfolio of household, kitchenware, and lifestyle products. With a focus on innovation and community, the company is committed to delivering sustainable value across the retail chain.
Cassbana is a regional fintech infrastructure company enabling financial institutions to offer credit within supply chains. Headquartered in Egypt, Cassbana powers embedded lending across B2B ecosystems in MENA by providing credit scoring, risk infrastructure, and collection tools tailored for MSMEs.
Mamun is an Oman-based, Sharia-compliant fintech platform offering digital investment and trade finance solutions. It connects commerce with capital in a trusted, ethical, and scalable way.





