PAYME / Concept under development
Explore the intended local and international journeys. The website demonstrations illustrate an experience; they do not execute transactions.
Local collections
A merchant would complete applicable onboarding, obtain a reusable QR identifier and request payments through supported channels. Customers would check merchant details, enter the amount and authorise with the provider. Collections would be shown only after trusted partner status updates.
International trade
An eligible business would provide beneficiary and trade information, review available routes and receive disclosed costs and estimated timing from the authorised provider. Onboarding, currency support and documentation depend on the actual corridor.
Clear boundaries
Scanning a code does not itself authorise a debit. A screenshot does not prove settlement. Product design must address compatibility, failed transfers, reconciliation, refunds and support before launch.
Proposed journey — not a live service
- Register business interest.
- Complete applicable partner onboarding.
- Obtain a reusable merchant QR identifier.
- Request payment through a supported channel.
- Review verified provider collection status.
Proposed journey — no confirmed corridors
- Register your business interest.
- Complete required verification through a secure partner channel.
- Select an available corridor if offered.
- Submit the required payment and trade information.
- Review costs, beneficiary details and estimated settlement.
- Authorise through the licensed partner.
- Track the provider-confirmed transaction status.
Take the next step
Explore how PAYME is intended to work or register your interest when enquiries open. No payment service is currently available.
