Bank Dhofar prints at 202 x 93 mm. Among the five Omani banks ChequeMaster supports, that makes it the straightforward one — the size is shared with banks across the Gulf and with the standard Indian cheque, so printer handling is well-trodden.
Size and field layout
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 202 x 93 mm |
| Date | Single continuous field |
| Amount in words | Two lines |
| Payee | One line |
| A/C payee crossing | Not configured |
| Bearer field | Not used |
| Date format | DD/MM/YYYY |
Omani rial: three decimal places
The rial is divided into 1,000 baisa, so set decimal digits to 3 in Settings before printing. At the default of 2, an amount like OMR 45.750 prints as 45.75 — off by 5 baisa, and wrong on a payment instrument.
This applies to every Omani bank, not just this one. It also applies in Kuwait and Bahrain, whose dinars work the same way.
Sizes across the Omani banks
| Bank | Size |
|---|---|
| Bank Dhofar | 202 x 93 mm |
| National Bank of Oman | 202 x 93 mm |
| Oman Arab Bank | 202 x 93 mm |
| Bank Muscat | 191 x 90 / 190 x 90 mm |
| Bank Sohar | 180 x 75 mm |
Three of the five share 202 x 93, so if you bank across several Omani institutions your margin settings will cover most of them.
How to set it up
Decimals to 3, add the account under Bank Dhofar, create the cheque book with the Bank Dhofar layout, test on plain paper.
