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We are your blockchain development company in Oman

We build blockchain products for companies in Oman with our in-house team, starting from the fact that virtual asset service provider registration with the FSA does not replace payment permissions or the securities regime.

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Blockchain development in Oman, from idea to production

We take your use case to a product you can launch, operate and extend. The same team designs the architecture, writes the contracts and connects them to your systems.

Tell us what you want to build

  1. The Omani framework, from the architecture

    We separate anti-money laundering registration from authorisation of the product: a VASP service registers with the FSA, a payment with virtual assets needs the Central Bank and a securities token follows the 2026 regulation.

  2. Smart contracts ready for review

    We build your business logic with tests and peer review, and prepare the code for an external audit and a progressive deployment before going into production.

  3. In English, during your working hours

    You work in English, or in Spanish if your team prefers, with the people who design and write the code. Meetings are fitted to your working day, and between them the work continues through shared documentation and a stable technical channel.

  4. A foundation that can keep evolving

    We document the code and plan deployments and monitoring, so your team can maintain the product and add features on a foundation it knows.

Services

Blockchain development services in Oman

We cover the full Web3 product lifecycle, from idea and MVP through to mainnet, audits and maintenance.

Use cases

Blockchain use cases in Oman

Oman auctions land for green hydrogen, certifies every catch it exports to Europe and requires data on every transfer; these cases start there.

  • Engineer seen from behind beside a wind measurement mast on the desert plain near Duqm, green hydrogen with blockchain in Oman

    Green hydrogen in Duqm

    Hydrom awards public land for green hydrogen by auction, with two blocks in Duqm in June 2023; every kilogram produced can carry its wind or solar origin.

    Blockchain for Energy & Sustainability
  • Fishermen seen from behind unloading a tuna from a boat pulled up on a beach on the Omani coast at dawn, catch certificates with blockchain in Oman

    Fish catch certificates

    For fish exports to the EU, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries Wealth and Water Resources issues the catch certificate and requires a quality control number; each batch keeps it.

    Blockchain for Agribusiness
  • Person seen from behind pulling a binder from shelves of bound records in an office in Muscat, data on every transfer with blockchain in Oman

    Data on every transfer

    Decision E/35/2023 requires every virtual asset transfer to carry originator and beneficiary data and forbids sending it afterwards; the flow checks it before executing the transfer.

    Blockchain for Legaltech & Compliance
  • White Omani arched arcade of an office building in Muscat with hard shadows and a person seen from behind, units in a sandbox with blockchain in Oman

    Units in a regulatory sandbox

    The securities regulation in force since 27 July 2026 allows innovative activities to be authorised in a sandbox; a DLT register of fund or company units needs that specific permission.

    Blockchain for Banking & Finance

Technologies we build blockchain with in Oman

Our stack covers every layer of your product: smart contracts, blockchain networks and integration with your systems. It is what we use to build, test and deploy software tailored to your business.

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Central Bank of Oman facade in Muscat
Central Bank of Oman facade in Muscat
Oman: FSA · CBO

Blockchain regulatory framework in Oman

In Oman, the Financial Services Authority (FSA), which took over the functions of the Capital Market Authority in 2024, requires virtual asset service providers to register, with anti-money laundering controls, under Decision E/35/2023. That registration does not replace Central Bank (CBO) approval for using virtual assets in payments, nor the securities regime, which Decision E/11/2026 has applied since July 2026. The comprehensive VARF framework consulted on in 2023 has not been shown to be approved.

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Omani framework

Milestones enabling blockchain in Oman

Three dates: the provider registration already in force, a 2023 consultation whose comprehensive framework has not been shown to be approved and the securities regulation in force since July 2026. Each milestone links to its source.

See the regulation guide for Oman

  1. VASP instructions issued

    Decision E/35/2023 establishes registration and AML controls; its text provides for application from issuance.

    Decision E/35/2023, issuance and provisions

  2. VARF consultation

    CMA consults on a broader framework, without establishing final adoption.

    Institutional VARF consultation

  3. Securities regulations apply

    Decision E/11/2026 applies and its general six-month adjustment period begins.

    FSA: reform and adjustment period
Reviews in Oman

What do our clients think of Metlabs?

“One of the pioneering firms in web3 solutions, digital assets and tokenization, recognized for its innovation and solid reputation across Spain and Latin America.”

Jorge Corredor
Jorge CorredorLawyer, Rincón Cuéllar & Asociados

“We structured the tokenization of real estate projects with them, and I value the team's ability to understand our corporate needs and genuinely solve them.”

Joan MejíaManager, GLOBYNE

“They advised us on the feasibility of tokenizing real estate assets in Uruguay with direct, cordial treatment. A professional team, responsive and always available.”

Álvaro Silva Santamaría
Álvaro Silva SantamaríaCEO, Sp Inmuebles

“Great professionals at structuring tokenized projects, with technical command and attention to detail that inspire full confidence at every stage of the work.”

Francisco BetancourtVerified Google review

“As a blockchain lawyer, I value their experience and professionalism in consulting and executing tokenization projects. Technology partners you can fully trust.”

Vanessa Rivas
Vanessa RivasBlockchain lawyer, El Salvador

“Great professionals, very attentive to their clients and always mindful of every detail. Working with their team has been a genuine pleasure from start to finish.”

CriptorentVerified Google review

“A very professional yet approachable company that empathizes with your doubts and needs. Highly recommended for entrepreneurs with a tokenization project.”

Javier Espasa
Javier EspasaTokenization entrepreneur

“Exceptional in every sense. From legal support I value their rigor and transparency: working with Metlabs means professionalism, innovation and security.”

Pedro A. Agúndez Méndez
Pedro A. Agúndez MéndezGoogle Local Guide

“Excellent service across blockchain development, asset tokenization and consulting. A very professional team that I recommend wholeheartedly, without reservation.”

José Luis DíazVerified Google review

“I have worked with them on several projects and they are very professional. A guarantee that everything turns out perfectly. Without a doubt, 100% recommended.”

Ignacio Fernández Jiménez
Ignacio Fernández JiménezVerified Google review
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Security

Security in blockchain development in Oman

Every delivery goes through the same checklist before it reaches mainnet. What changes between projects is the depth of each control, because an MVP does not carry the same risk as a contract that holds third-party funds.

Before mainnet

  • Roles and permissions defined for every critical function
  • Unit and invariant tests, and fuzzing on the logic that moves value
  • Static analysis and peer review of every change
  • Multisig and timelock on administration when the risk justifies it
  • Custody and rotation of the deployment keys agreed
  • External audit when the value at risk requires it

We work with leading audit firms

  • CertiK - Audit firm logo
  • Hacken - Audit firm logo
  • OpenZeppelin - Audit firm logo
  • Trail of Bits - Audit firm logo
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about blockchain development in Oman

What we are asked before a project starts.

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  1. Which regulations apply to a blockchain project in Oman?

    Decision E/35/2023 requires anyone providing virtual asset exchange, transfers, custody or issuance-related services in Oman to register with the FSA, with customer identification, risk assessment and a licensed local bank; the FSA decides within thirty days of the information being complete, and silence means rejection. Using virtual assets in payments requires Central Bank approval, and a token representing securities is assessed under the 2026 securities regulation. We analyse the fit of your case before writing any code.

  2. Do you work with both startups and established companies?

    Yes. We support startups from MVP validation to a product they can present in a funding round, and established companies on tokenization, traceability and digital identity projects with strict compliance requirements. In every case, smart contracts go through tests and review before they reach mainnet.

  3. How do you work with Omani companies?

    In English or in Spanish if your team prefers, in direct contact with the people who design and build the product. Decision meetings take place on your schedule, and the work moves forward through shared documentation, written decisions and a stable technical channel.

  4. How long does blockchain development take?

    It depends on product complexity, integrations and the level of review required. Before development we agree scope, dependencies and deliverables for each phase, so you decide what reaches production first and what waits for a second iteration, without treating an MVP as if it were the complete architecture.

  5. Which blockchain network is right for my project?

    We do not choose a network because it is trending. For EVM projects we assess Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum or Base on finality, costs, tooling, interoperability, custody and compliance, and we consider non-EVM networks when they fit better. In Oman it also matters that the rules do not accept the chain as the only archive: records are kept separately. The recommendation covers contracts, indexing, wallets and operations.

Let's build the rails for your project in Oman

Tell us about your case and we'll propose architecture, timeline and budget within a week.

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Where we work in Oman

We work remotely with teams throughout the country, and on site where the project calls for it.

Territorial coverage

  • Muscat Governorate
  • Dhofar Governorate
  • Musandam Governorate
  • Al Buraimi Governorate
  • Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate
  • Al Batinah North Governorate
  • Al Batinah South Governorate
  • Ash Sharqiyah North Governorate
  • Ash Sharqiyah South Governorate
  • Ad Dhahirah Governorate
  • Al Wusta Governorate
Where we are

Blockchain development in Oman and worldwide

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Proa building in A Coruña, headquarters of Metlabs, a blockchain development and tokenization company

Metlabs Offices

Av. García Sabell, 1, Edificio Proa 15009 A Coruña, Spain

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