Create a link for what you are collecting — a fee, an order, a donation — and send it to whoever is paying. They open it and pay.
The person paying does not need a PesewaPay account. They can pay by mobile money, which is the whole point: a link has to be payable by somebody who has never heard of us.
Yes — pause it, set an expiry, or cap how many times it may be used. It stops accepting payment immediately.
What it is for, and how much — or leave the amount open and let the payer decide.
A minimum and a maximum on an open amount, how many times it can be used, and when it stops working. Ask the payer for a name, a phone number, or a note of your own wording — an order number, a class, whatever you need to reconcile against.
Anywhere. It is a link.
Each payment records who paid, what they typed, and what reached you after charges.
Each of these is enforced in the software rather than stated as a policy. A policy can be broken; these cannot.
Mobile money is open to anyone who opens the link. Paying from a PesewaPay wallet obviously needs one — but that asymmetry is the product, not a limitation.
Set a minimum and a maximum on any link where the payer chooses the amount. A mistyped figure is otherwise indistinguishable from a real one.
The usage count and the amount collected update when a payment settles, never when somebody merely starts one.
PesewaPay is not on the app stores yet. Join the early access list and we will tell you the day it is — no other mail, and nothing shared.
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