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Fill these in before you start taking payments, so we know where to send your money. Find them at Dashboard → Settings, and click Save Changes when you’re done.

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Business

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Payout

Your currency decides which payout methods you can choose.

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M-Pesa mobile (KES)

Your phone number (like 0712345678) and network (Safaricom).

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Buy Goods till (KES)

Your till number. Payouts show up as customer payments on your till statement.

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Paybill (KES)

Your paybill number and account number. You need both.

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Bank Transfer (KES, NGN, GHS, UGX)

Your account number, bank code, and bank name. Account Name has to match the bank’s records exactly. A name that doesn’t match is the most common reason a payout fails.

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Mobile Money (GHS, UGX)

Your phone number and network (MTN, Airtel, and so on).
Account Name is required for all methods. It must match the name on your bank, M-Pesa, or mobile money account.

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Settlement mode

Choose how you get paid by default:
  • Local currency: we convert each payment and send it to your M-Pesa, mobile money, or bank account.
  • USDC: we skip the conversion and keep the payment in your wallet as USDC. It costs less.
This is the default for new payments. You can also change it for a single payment when you create a checkout session. Once a session is created, its setting is fixed, so changing this later won’t affect payments already in progress.

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Destination chain

If you keep USDC, choose which network your payments end up on: Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism, Ethereum, or Polygon. Base needs nothing extra, since payments arrive there. For any other network, we move each payment across automatically, and a small fee for the move comes out of the amount. Switching networks only changes where future payments go, not USDC you already have. Your wallet shows a separate balance for every network you’ve been paid on. Choose a short, unique name (a slug) and you get a link to share:
No two businesses can have the same slug. If yours is taken, try a slightly different one.

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Webhooks

Webhooks have their own page at Dashboard → Webhooks: your URL, your secret, a test button, and every message we’ve sent you. See Webhooks for how to set it up, and webhook events for what we send.

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Security

Two-factor authentication lives in the Security section of this page. It’s required for owners and admins, so it’s worth doing early. See Security.

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Saving

Click Save Changes (or Create Account if new). Required fields are marked with *.