Selcom Pay is the payment system designed for merchants who would like to offer their customers a means of paying digitally and receive payments electronically. Where required, the solution is able to post payment notifications to ERP and/or accounting systems in place. Merchants are issued with QR codes and Till numbers.

Selcom Pay is compatible with TanQR where a customer can pay from any source of funds they prefer. Weather it is a mobile wallet or mobile banking. Our QRs follow the EMVCO standard and is in use in other markets such as Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda and South Africa with full interoperability

Pay-by-link allows Selcom Pay merchants to collect payments remotely by sharing a generated URL link which has merchant payment information (Order number, Till number and amount) where customers will be able to pay via Till/TanQR, debit card and push USSD.

Pay-by-link by can be used by tourists and expats by scanning the QR code and pay from their payment channels of choice.

• Send your customer a link along with the invoice

• They can pay by phone or cards!

• Responsive link. Access it on your computer, phone or tablet!

• Safe, easier and secured!

Selcom’s agency banking platform allows banks and financial institutions to extend their services to underserved niche through Selcom Huduma agents. These agents offer basic financial services such as cash deposit, cash withdrawal, bank statements etc. Agency banking promotes financial inclusion by providing banking services to populations with limited access to traditional banks

Agency banking benefits:

• Acquire and cost-effectively service financially excluded segment of the population at the bottom-of-the-pyramid who cannot afford conventional banking services.

• Mass-market presence and visibility and broader access footprint for customers.

• Diverse touch-points from small shops to supermarkets to petrol stations, resulting in higher and longer hours of availability and enhanced (distributed/aggregated) liquidity.

• Reduced reliance on and requirement to establish a wide brick-and-mortar branch network while allowing a rapid rollout of representation in unserved or underserved areas.

• Reduced requirement of ICT skills and equipment CAPEX, and national interconnectivity for branches.