A link per invoice, or a standalone link for a given amount, valid for as long as you decide.
The customer does not have to travel, and you do not have to wait for a transfer to know they paid.
The payment arrives attached to its invoice. No manual matching between a statement and a document.
Status, channel, amount, fees and timestamp. A failed transaction is visible, not silent.
What you will see when you open it
Screenshots taken on our demo shop, with sample data. Tap a screen to enlarge it.
What the customer sees
The customer opens the link: the amount, their wallet if they have one, then Wave, Orange Money, Mixx by Yas or card. They confirm without leaving the page.
- 1The amount to pay
- 2Or the customer’s wallet
- 3Wave, Orange Money, Mixx by Yas
- 4Or a bank card
From the invoice
The customer pays from their invoice: payment opens on top of it, and the payment applies back to the document.
- 1The invoice amount
- 2The customer’s operators
Your payment links
A link for a deposit, a customer account top-up or any amount: each with its amount, its payments and its status.
- 1Create a link
- 2Active links, payments, expired
- 3A deposit, a top-up
- 4Each link’s status
The customer’s wallet
The customer checks their wallet online: balance, deposits and withdrawals, and credit limit. They can pay with it.
- 1The customer’s balance
- 2Deposits, withdrawals, credit limit
- 3Its number and terms
How it works
Pick a step to see what it sets off along the way.
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Merchant account connected once
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Payment link invoice or any amount
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either
- Wave
- Orange Money, Mixx
- Bank card
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at the same time
- The invoice is paid
- The balance goes up
- The entry is posted
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Payout to your account
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Switch on collection
The merchant account is connected from settings, once.
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Share the link
From the invoice or from a free amount, in the conversation you are already having.
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Track it and cash out
The payment applies, the balance rises, the payout goes to your account.
What you can do with it
The payment methods your customers actually use, without asking them to open another one.
Settled, pending, failed, refunded. With fees, so the net is a figure rather than an estimate.
The customer who opens the link sees your business, not an anonymous middleman.
You request a transfer of your balance to your account, and the payout is logged like everything else.
What the module includes
- DexPay dashboard
- Transactions
- Payment links
- Payouts
- Wave and Orange Money payments
- Invoices payable online
- Customers
- Suppliers
- Wallets
- Account statements
- Receivables and automatic reminders
- Due dates per partner
- CRM: leads, opportunities and pipelines
Get paid through
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Wave
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Orange Money
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Mixx by Yas
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MTN MoMo
- Moov Money
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Carte bancaire Without the mobile-money cap
Which operators you get depends on your country. The per-transaction mobile-money cap is set by the operator: above it, the customer pays by card.
Mobile money is not an option
In most West African markets the mobile wallet is the default payment method, not an alternative to the card. So it is treated as one: a first-class channel on the payment page, with its fees shown, and a successful collection lands in the same list as a cash settlement.
Common questions
What are the fees?
They depend on the channel and the operator, and are shown transaction by transaction in the dashboard. The net amount credited is always visible: you do not discover the fees at payout time.
How fast do I get the money?
The collection is recorded immediately and credits your balance. The transfer time to your own account depends on the payout channel you choose.
What happens if a payment fails?
The transaction stays visible with its status and failure reason, and the invoice stays outstanding. You can resend the link without recreating the document.
Works with
The modules talk to each other: what happens here shows up there, with nothing typed twice.