Coverage

Two different questions hide behind the word coverage. What the platform supports is this page, and the catalogue behind it answers the same for every key.

curl "https://api.wajub.com/channels?country=CM" \
  -H "Authorization: pk_test.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx…" \
  | jq '.items[] | { slug, name, charge, payout, live }'

That route is open to every key type, sandbox included, and each entry tells you more than a table can:

• payout says whether money can go out that way.
• charge says whether POST /payments/{id} can charge the channel, and collect whether it can be collected inline, without leaving your page.
• live says whether a provider you can connect carries the channel, which is what makes it exist outside sandbox. A rail no provider carries yet reads false.
• min_amount and max_amount, when the catalogue sets them, are the smallest and largest payment on that channel, in its major unit like every amount of the API.

currency is not the channel's currency: it reads XAF for every channel. API version 2026-10-12 removes it from the answer. Read the currency from the country, in the tables below.

What your account can charge today is another call, because it depends on which providers are connected to you and which channels your team has switched on.

curl https://api.wajub.com/providers \
  -H "Authorization: pk.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx…" \
  | jq '.items[] | { slug, channels: [.channels[].slug] }'

Use a live key. Each active connection comes back with the channels it actually offers, the ones the hosted checkout shows. A test key returns an empty list: provider connections exist in live only, and a sandbox payment never goes through them, see Providers.

Mobile Money

The channel identifier is always country.operator, lowercase, and it is what you put in the channel field when you want to skip the payment method chooser.

Country	Channels	Currency
BeninBenin	bj.mtn bj.moov	XOF
Burkina FasoBurkina Faso	bf.orange bf.moov	XOF
CameroonCameroon	cm.mtn cm.orange cm.eu	XAF
CongoCongo	cg.mtn cg.airtel	XAF
Côte d'IvoireCôte d'Ivoire	ci.mtn ci.orange ci.moov ci.wave	XOF
DR CongoDR Congo	cd.airtel cd.vodacom cd.orange cd.africell	CDF
EgyptEgypt	Coming soon: eg.vodafone	EGP
GabonGabon	ga.airtel ga.moov	XAF
GhanaGhana	gh.mtn gh.vodafone gh.airteltigo	GHS
GuineaGuinea	gn.mtn gn.orange	GNF
KenyaKenya	ke.mpesa ke.airtel	KES
LiberiaLiberia	lr.mtn	LRD
MalawiMalawi	mw.airtel mw.tnm	MWK
MaliMali	ml.orange ml.moov	XOF
MozambiqueMozambique	mz.mpesa	MZN
RwandaRwanda	rw.mtn rw.airtel	RWF
SenegalSenegal	sn.orange sn.wave sn.free	XOF
Sierra LeoneSierra Leone	Coming soon: sl.orange	SLL
South AfricaSouth Africa	za.capitec	ZAR
TanzaniaTanzania	tz.mpesa tz.tigo tz.airtel tz.halopesa	TZS
TogoTogo	tg.tmoney tg.moov	XOF
UgandaUganda	ug.mtn ug.airtel	UGX
ZambiaZambia	zm.mtn zm.airtel zm.zamtel	ZMW

The marks on each row are the operators with a logo on file, not the full list. The channel column is the authoritative one: every operator in a country appears there, logo or not.

Cards

There is one card channel, and you never name a network. Wajub reads the brand from the number and returns it on the payment.

Network	Channel to send	How it is resolved
VisaVisa	card	From the card number
MastercardMastercard	card	From the card number

American Express, Discover, Diners, JCB and Maestro are recognised the same way where the provider accepts them. They exist in the catalogue as card.amex, card.discover and so on, but they are never offered as a choice: they are the answer, not the question.

Wallets and Buy Now Pay Later

Global methods carry no country. Whether they appear at checkout depends on the provider behind them and on the payer's own device.

Method	Channel	Type
Apple PayApple Pay	apple_pay	Wallet
Google PayGoogle Pay	google_pay	Wallet
PayPalPayPal	paypal	Wallet
KlarnaKlarna	klarna	Buy now, pay later
AfterpayAfterpay	afterpay	Buy now, pay later

Amazon Pay, Revolut Pay, MobilePay and GrabPay are in the catalogue as amazon_pay, revolut_pay, mobilepay and grabpay.

Other local methods

Bank transfers, USSD and local wallets, in the countries where they matter more than a card.

Country	Channels	Currency
AlgeriaAlgeria	Coming soon: dz.cib dz.edahabia	DZD
Côte d'IvoireCôte d'Ivoire	ci.djamo	XOF
EgyptEgypt	Coming soon: eg.fawry eg.meeza eg.instapay	EGP
MoroccoMorocco	Coming soon: ma.cmi	MAD
NigeriaNigeria	ng.bank ng.ussd. Coming soon: ng.opay ng.palmpay	NGN
SenegalSenegal	sn.djamo	XOF
South AfricaSouth Africa	za.eft za.qr. Payouts only: za.bank	ZAR
TunisiaTunisia	Coming soon: tn.edinar tn.flouci	TND

International methods

Outside Africa, the methods below are in the catalogue and can be charged through a provider you connect. They appear at checkout only when one of your connections carries them, in the payer's country and currency.

Coming soon, in the catalogue with no provider that can charge them yet: se.swish in.upi in.rupay in.netbanking in.paytm kr.card kr.kakaopay kr.naverpay kr.samsungpay cash.app.

Crypto

Coming soon. The four assets below are in the catalogue, but no provider that carries them can be connected yet, so none of them can be charged in live today. Once they open, a crypto payment settles to your balance in your own currency, at the rate of the moment it succeeds.

Asset	Channel
USD CoinUSD Coin	crypto.usdc
TetherTether	crypto.usdt
BitcoinBitcoin	crypto.btc
EthereumEthereum	crypto.eth

Currencies

A currency is not a country, and several of the ones above share one. XOF covers eight West African markets and XAF covers Central Africa, which is why a payment in Senegal and a payment in Mali settle into the same balance.

Wajub also settles in the usual reserve currencies and in a long tail of others, which the same endpoint lists in full. The table above is the set you will actually meet in these markets, once their rails are open: EGP, MAD, TND, DZD and SLL belong to markets that are still coming soon.

Payouts do not follow payments

A country appearing above means money can come in. Money going out is a separate capability, set per channel, and the catalogue carries it as payout.

curl https://api.wajub.com/channels \
  -H "Authorization: sk.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx…" \
  | jq '[.items[] | select(.payout) | .slug]'

Do not assume the answer from this page. A channel that collects beautifully can be payout only through a different operator in the same country, and that is a provider decision rather than a platform one. za.bank is the reverse case: a South African bank account can be paid out to, and cannot be charged.

When a country is missing

The catalogue is wider than any one account's configuration, and it grows. If the country or the operator you need is not here, or is marked coming soon, write to coverage@wajub.com with the market and your expected volume: the answer is usually about which provider to connect, not about whether it is possible.