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How to Accept M-Pesa Payments Online: A Practical Guide for Kenyan Merchants

A practical guide to taking M-Pesa on your website, social media or shop using payment links, STK push checkout and instant reconciliation.

2026-10-14Read article Escrow

Escrow Explained: How to Buy and Sell Safely Online

What escrow is, when to use it and how Paysasa Safe Trade protects buyers and sellers on high-value online deals.

2026-10-02Read article Chama

Running a Chama Digitally: A Treasurer’s Checklist

How chama treasurers can collect contributions, track rotations and approve payouts with a shared wallet and clear records.

2026-09-20Read article Developers

Split Payouts for Marketplaces: A Practical Guide

How platforms can divide each payment between sellers, partners and their own commission, and what to get right in the first release.

2026-09-05Read article

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