Solutions by business

Choose the integration path suited to your activity — e-commerce, marketplace, mass payout, or SaaS — and follow the Wajub building blocks in the right order.

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Wajub fits together differently depending on what you're building. Find your case below: each path lists the products to integrate, in order.

E-commerce & online sales

You sell products or services and collect one-off payments.

Your path

1. Collect a paymentHosted page or direct API.2. Receive webhooksFulfill on payment.succeeded confirmation.3. Manage refundsReturns and cancellations.4. E-commerce pluginWooCommerce and CMS, no code.

Marketplace & platform

You connect sellers and buyers, and pay out to merchants.

Your path

1. Collect paymentsHosted checkout for your marketplace.2. Manage subaccountsCreate and onboard subaccounts with Sync.3. Pay out to merchantsMobile Money payouts via API.4. Manage beneficiariesSave and reuse payout recipients.

Mass payout & gig economy

You distribute funds: salaries, earnings, commissions, mass refunds.

Your path

1. Single transfersIndividual Mobile Money payout via API.3. BeneficiariesPre-register frequent recipients to simplify payout calls.4. Balance & settlementsTrack available balance and upcoming settlement cycles.

SaaS & subscription billing

You bill customers on a recurring schedule.

Your path

1. Invoice APIOne-off and recurring invoices with automatic generation.3. Recurring billing guideBuild advanced subscription logic on top of the Payments API.

Always useful, regardless of business

Regardless of your path, keep Konsole open to debug live and follow the Go Live checklist before production. Check Best Practices for security and error handling.

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