Odoo Development Company in Qatar

NAPS is the debit network Qatari banks issue on, and QPay is the national e-commerce gateway that processes it under Qatar Central Bank. Tap Payments states NAPS carries over 70 percent of online transactions in Qatar, so an Odoo shop taking only Visa and Mastercard turns away most local buyers.

Himyan is Qatar Central Bank's own debit card brand, accepted at POS over NAPS and online through QPay. Noqoody lists Himyan next to NAPS and GCCNET, so you get it by asking your acquirer to enable it, not by adding a separate provider in Odoo.

Fawran is Qatar Central Bank's instant payment service and it now reaches local e-commerce checkouts through QPay, where the buyer pays from a mobile number or alias instead of a card. Merchants have to register for Fawran separately, and Doha Bank was the participating bank when it went live on QPay.

Qatari shoppers still pay at the door, and Qatar Post supports collection on delivery. It changes the Odoo setup because the sale order confirms before any money exists, so you need the courier to remit and a reconciliation step against the carrier statement.

Amazon Payment Services signs up merchants in Qatar and switches NAPS as a local method alongside Visa and Mastercard. It is one of the payment providers that ships inside Odoo 19, so it is the shortest route from a Qatari merchant account to a working Odoo checkout.

Tap processes NAPS and QPay in Qatari riyal and covers Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait off the same account. Worth choosing when one Odoo database sells into several Gulf countries.

MyFatoorah names Qatar among the eight Middle East countries where it accepts payments and holds central bank licences across the Gulf. It is the only Gulf gateway on this list with a free Odoo 19 payment provider module, published by Cybrosys.

SADAD is a QCB licensed Qatari payment company and the first fintech to integrate directly with NAPS and QPay, so Himyan and NAPS cards clear through it along with cards and Apple Pay. Several Odoo 19 connectors on the apps store are written for SADAD Qatar specifically.

Dibsy is licensed by Qatar Central Bank under the Payment Service Regulation and aims squarely at Qatari SMEs, taking NAPS, cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. An Odoo 19 connector exists that lists exactly those methods.

SkipCash is a Qatari provider regulated by Qatar Central Bank, built around QR and NFC payments plus a hosted checkout. Three separate Odoo 19 modules exist for it, including one that drives payment from the point of sale.

Noqoody holds a QCB payment service provider licence and accepts NAPS, Himyan and GCCNET beside Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay, with payment links and subscription billing. Nothing on the Odoo apps store connects to it, so this one is an API build.

Apple Pay is offered by the Qatari acquirers, including Dibsy, SADAD and Noqoody, and Qatari banks support it. You enable it at the gateway rather than as its own provider record in Odoo.

Google Pay sits next to Apple Pay in the Qatari acquirers' method lists, and the Odoo 19 Dibsy connector exposes it at checkout. Like Apple Pay it rides on your gateway contract.

Ooredoo Money is one of the most used mobile wallets in Qatar and also sells a merchant gateway with QR and mobile payments. There is no Odoo payment connector for it, only an unrelated Ooredoo SMS module, so plan on an API build.

PayLater holds the first buy now pay later licence Qatar Central Bank issued, and it works with Qatar Islamic Bank on a Sharia compliant instalment product. If a Qatari buyer expects instalments at checkout, this is the locally licensed name, and it needs a custom Odoo integration.

Local transfer in Qatari riyal is normal for B2B invoices and larger baskets. Odoo 19 ships a Wire Transfer method that prints your account details on the order and holds it until you confirm the money arrived.

Stripe ships inside Odoo 19, but Qatar is not on Stripe's list of countries where a business can open an account, so a Qatar registered company cannot collect in riyal through it. Budget for Amazon Payment Services, Tap, MyFatoorah, SADAD or Dibsy instead.

Qatar Post runs the domestic tiers Qatar Standard, Qatar Express and Qatar Post Premium, the outbound Global Standard, Global Express and Global Priority, plus e-commerce fulfilment and Makan-E. There is no Odoo connector, so rates and labels are manual or an API build.

DHL is one of the main international operators in Qatar's courier and parcel market and the default for outbound documents and parcels from Doha. Odoo 19 ships a DHL Express connector, and only DHL Express, since other DHL divisions are not supported by it.

FedEx operates in Qatar and opened a logistics facility in the Qatar Free Zones in 2025. Its connector ships with Odoo 19, so rating and label printing work from the delivery order once account credentials are in.

UPS is named among the main companies in Qatar's courier and parcel market and ships with Odoo 19 as a delivery carrier. Usually the third quote next to DHL and FedEx on outbound lanes.

Aramex is one of the main carriers in Qatar's parcel market and the name Gulf merchants reach for on regional and cash on delivery work. Odoo has no built in Aramex carrier, so you buy one of the Odoo 19 connectors from the apps store.

SMSA has direct operations in Qatar as part of its GCC network and is the exclusive FedEx licensee in Saudi Arabia, which matters for cross border Gulf lanes. Odoo 19 connectors are on the apps store and all of them are paid.

Naqel lists Qatar in its operating countries and moves goods across the Gulf on its own road network, with cash on delivery built into its e-commerce product. Odoo 19 connectors exist on the apps store, all paid.

Posta Plus is a Kuwait headquartered courier whose GCC coverage includes Qatar, selling express, e-commerce fulfilment, last mile and customs clearance. No Odoo connector exists on the apps store, so this is an API build.

Snoonu is the Qatari delivery platform that runs its own last mile logistics across food, grocery, e-commerce and services, and it is named as a local specialist competing with the global integrators. Nothing connects it to Odoo, so a merchant handover would be an API build.

Milaha is the Qatari maritime and logistics group named among the operators in the local courier and parcel market, and it is who a Qatari distributor uses for inbound sea and land freight rather than parcels. Freight bookings sit outside Odoo's carrier connectors.

Qatar Airways Cargo is part of the country's express and parcel picture, with cross border e-commerce tie ups including Cainiao and joint business with IAG Cargo and MASkargo. It matters for airfreight inbound, not for parcel rating inside Odoo.