M-Pesa, Airtel Money, MTN MoMo, card and KRA eTIMS, wired into Hasibu and assigned to the right location, so payments and compliance just work.
All wired into Hasibu, scoped per location
What each integration does and how it fits into the way you already sell, collect and reconcile inside Hasibu.
Lipa Na M-Pesa is built into checkout. The cashier or storefront raises an STK push, the customer approves on their phone, and the payment confirms against the sale through Safaricom's Daraja API before the receipt prints, with no manual matching of till numbers afterwards.
Accept Airtel Money beside M-Pesa on the same checkout, so a customer on either network pays the same way. The collection lands against the sale and reconciles into your finance accounts with the rest of the day's takings.
MTN Mobile Money collection for the markets where MoMo is the dominant wallet, so the same Hasibu checkout works in Rwanda and the wider region, settled into the same payment flow as M-Pesa and Airtel.
Route M-Pesa merchant collections through KopoKopo and have them flow straight into Hasibu, so settled payments reconcile into your ledger instead of sitting in a separate dashboard.
Card and mobile money through Pesapal, including Sabi POS terminal payments routed into Hasibu. Useful where you want a single gateway covering cards alongside the local wallets.
Receive Uber Eats orders straight into Hasibu, so online food orders queue beside your counter sales instead of on a separate tablet. They draw from the same menu and stock, so what is sold out in store is sold out online.
Bolt Food orders flow into Hasibu ready to prepare and fulfil, using the same items and prices as your POS. Sales post to the same reports, so platform revenue sits next to in-store revenue.
Glovo orders arrive in Hasibu with no extra device to watch. Each order is prepared and fulfilled from the right location and counted against the same inventory as everything else you sell.
Reach customers on WhatsApp for receipts, order updates and storefront conversations through the WhatsApp Business platform, so the channel they already use connects back to their orders in Hasibu.
