Omg

OMG is an acronym with several meanings, the most common being an expression of surprise or emphasis. In English, "Oh my God" (or "Oh my goodness") is used as an interjection in casual speech, online chat, and social media. Its tone can range from playful to emphatic, and usage varies across cultures and contexts.

The Object Management Group (OMG) is an international nonprofit technology standards consortium founded in 1989. It develops and maintains standards for software modeling, middleware, and enterprise integration. Notable OMG standards include the Unified Modeling Language (UML), the Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA), and business modeling notations such as BPMN and DMN. The organization publishes specifications, promotes interoperability, and conducts conformance testing.

OmiseGO, often abbreviated as OMG, is a blockchain-based payments and decentralized finance platform originally launched on the Ethereum blockchain. It aimed to enable peer-to-peer value transfers and cross-border payments with a focus on accessibility and inclusion. The project’s native token is OMG. In the 2020s, the initiative rebranded its platform as OMG Network, positioning itself as a layer-2 scaling solution intended to improve Ethereum transaction throughput and reduce fees, while supporting decentralized applications.

Other uses of the acronym exist, but the three meanings above—an exclamation, the standards body, and the blockchain platform—are the most widely recognized in tech and online culture.