Payment Integration
Get paid through every channel your customers use.
M-Pesa, Airtel Money, Mixx by Yas, HaloPesa, cards and banks.
Overview
Tanzanian customers pay with mobile money first. We connect your website, app or business system to mobile money, cards and banks, directly or through an aggregator, and engineer the parts most integrations get wrong: callbacks, retries, reconciliation and receipts.
See it working
What this looks like in practice.
What you get
Scoped to your needs. Every item is something we design, build or configure for you.
- 01Mobile money collections and disbursements
- 02Card and bank payment gateways
- 03Payment links, invoices and receipts
- 04Webhook and callback handling
- 05Automatic reconciliation and settlement reports
- 06Refunds, reversals and failure handling
How we approach it
The details that matter.
- 01
Aggregator or direct
We help you choose between a payment aggregator and direct operator integrations based on your volumes, timelines and compliance position.
- 02
Every payment accounted for
Pending, failed, duplicated and late callbacks are all handled explicitly, so your records match the operator statement.
- 03
Clear for customers
Payment screens tell customers exactly what to expect on their phone, in Swahili or English, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Questions
Payment Integration: questions clients ask.
Which payment methods can you integrate?
Mobile money (M-Pesa, Airtel Money, Mixx by Yas, HaloPesa and others), card payments and bank transfers, either directly or through a licensed aggregator.
Do I need a business account with each operator?
It depends on the route. Aggregators reduce the number of agreements you need; direct integration requires merchant agreements with each operator. We explain both before you commit.
Can you fix an integration that loses payments?
Yes. We audit callback handling, retries and reconciliation, then fix the gaps that cause missing or duplicated payments.
Let’s build what’s next.
Tell us what you need. A person replies, then sends a written proposal with a fixed quotation.