🇰🇪 Kenya
Accept payments in Kenya
Take M-Pesa (Safaricom), Airtel Money and T-Kash through one checkout and one API. Settle in KES, pay out to any Kenya mobile money account, and charge international customers by card or PayPal on the same link.
Mobile money networks in Kenya
M-Pesa (Safaricom)
Live - KES
Airtel Money
Live - KES
T-Kash
Live - KES
Settle in KES
Every payment lands in your Ultraner wallet in KES, whatever currency the customer paid in.
Paid from anywhere
Someone in another country pays in their own currency, on their own network. You are still credited in KES.
One integration
The same API and checkout covers every country and network, so a new market needs no new code.
Also searched as
The same thing, in the languages Kenya does business in.
Swahili
pokea malipo mtandaoni - lipa kwa simu - malipo ya simu - kupokea pesa mtandaoni - lango la malipo
Somali
lacag bixin taleefan - lacag qaadasho online
Common questions
- Can I accept mobile money payments in Kenya?
- Yes. Ultraner accepts M-Pesa (Safaricom), Airtel Money and T-Kash in Kenya through one checkout and one API, settling in KES.
- Which mobile money networks work in Kenya?
- M-Pesa (Safaricom), Airtel Money and T-Kash. 3 networks in total, all behind a single Ultraner integration.
- What currency do payments settle in for Kenya?
- KES. A customer paying from another country is charged in their own currency and converted, so you are always credited in KES.
- How do I get my money out in Kenya?
- Settle your balance to your own bank account by wire. That works in every country in the world, in KES or whichever currency your bank holds, and is not limited by which markets you collect in. Disbursement straight to a mobile money wallet follows as each market's payout rail is verified.
- Is there a payment API for Kenya?
- Yes. One REST API covers every country and network Ultraner supports, so adding Kenya needs no new integration. The documentation is at ultraner.com/docs.
- Can I pay out to Kenya mobile money accounts?
- Not yet. Kenya collects today, and its disbursement rail is being brought up now, verified against the gateway's live API before it is switched on. Disbursement is live in Tanzania so far. Settling your balance to your own bank account by wire already works here, as it does everywhere.