PPayKato
Use case · Freelancers

PayKato for freelancers

Invoice your international clients in USD, EUR, or GBP. Share a payment link in seconds. Get paid into your local bank account through licensed payout partners.

Built for solo operators

Most freelancers don't need a full e-commerce platform — they need a clean way to bill a client abroad and receive the money locally. PayKato gives you invoices, payment links, and settlement tracking in one dashboard.

  • Send invoices by email with automatic reminders
  • Share payment links over WhatsApp, Slack, or email
  • Customer pays on a partner-hosted secure checkout
  • PayKato shows the payment status, fees, and payout timing

Who it's for

Designers, developers, writers, video editors, consultants, marketers, voice talent, and any freelancer billing a foreign client. If you're invoicing an agency in the US, a SaaS company in the UK, or a buyer in the EU, PayKato is built for that workflow.

Frequently asked

Do I need a registered business to use PayKato?
Yes — PayKato onboards registered businesses (CAC-registered in Nigeria, or equivalent in supported countries). Sole-proprietor registration is acceptable. We collect KYB documents during onboarding.
Which currencies can I invoice in?
USD, EUR, and GBP are supported for international invoicing during the Nigeria pilot. Local NGN invoicing is also supported.
How much does PayKato cost?
PayKato's platform fee starts from 1.5% per successful transaction, with no monthly or setup fees. Processor, FX, payout, bank, and country-specific fees may apply on top, charged by the relevant partner. See the Pricing page for a sample breakdown.
Which processors and banks does PayKato use?
PayKato is built to integrate with licensed payment processors and banking partners. Specific processors and availability are confirmed during merchant onboarding based on country, merchant category, and partner approval.

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Start invoicing global clients

Create a PayKato account, verify your business, and send your first invoice in minutes.

PayKato is built to integrate with licensed payment processors and banking partners. Specific processors and availability are confirmed during onboarding based on country, merchant category, and partner approval. PayKato is not a bank and does not hold customer funds.