Generate a shareable PayKato payment link in minutes, send it to your customer, and have the proceeds settled to your local bank account through licensed payment and banking partners.
Many African merchants sell to customers across borders — through Instagram, WhatsApp, freelance marketplaces, and direct relationships. Setting up a full e-commerce checkout is overkill for a few invoices a month, and most international processors are difficult to onboard for African businesses.
Payment links solve this: one URL per request, sent directly to the customer, who pays securely without your team building a checkout page.
Sign up, complete merchant verification, and create your first payment link from the dashboard. You set the title, amount, currency, and an optional invoice number. PayKato hosts a public checkout URL.
When your customer pays, the transaction is processed by a licensed partner. PayKato records the payment and shows it in your dashboard. Settled funds are then sent to your local bank account on the next payout cycle.
PayKato payment links work for invoicing a single international client, collecting deposits from multiple customers, or selling digital products without an online store. The same link can serve any of these flows.
Create your first payment link
Sign up, verify your business, and share a PayKato payment link with your next customer.
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.