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White-label · Mobile money

Fedha.

White-label mobile money, delivered under your brand.

A branded mobile money platform for telcos, banks, and licensed issuers, bringing customer wallets, merchant payments, agent operations, admin controls, reporting, and APIs into one product you launch under your own brand.

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mozacaWorkspace / OverviewSample dataACYOUR WORKSPACEOverviewAccountsPaymentsTransactionsApprovalsReportsOPERATIONSDeveloper toolsSettingsAcme workspaceWORKSPACE OVERVIEWA clear view of your money.+ Create paymentAvailable balance$284,650.00Across 3 currency accountsMoney in$128,420.00+18.6% vs previous periodMoney out$86,270.00146 completed paymentsCash flowLAST 7 DAYS20k10k0MonTueWedThuFriSatSunApproval queueVendor settlement$12,400ApprovedSupplier payment$8,250In reviewTeam expenses$3,680ApprovedRecent transactionsView all →TXN-08421Merchant settlementBank transfer$4,850.00SettledTXN-08420Customer collectionMobile money$2,160.00Settled
DashboardIllustrative workspace · sample data
Configured around your marketPartner-led railsBuilt-in controls
High-volume
Launch target
Built for operator scale
Multi-surface
Operator workspaces
Customer, merchant, admin, BI, developer
Brand-led
Deployment model
Roles, data, rails, policy

Inside the Fedha workspace — how it works.

Illustrative interfaces with sample data show the workflows behind each surface — wallets, transfers, KYC, security, treasury, and settlement states that a buyer can follow before a walkthrough or implementation conversation.

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Fedha / Wallets

Wallets

Primary and secondary wallet views with held, available, pending, and created-wallet states.

Fedha / Send money

Send money

P2P send flow with fee, limit, security, review, and confirmation states.

Fedha / Account & security

Account & security

KYC summary, PIN status, passkey setup, sessions, and security controls for the customer account.

What Fedha does.

01

Branded mobile money launch

Telcos, banks, and licensed issuers can launch a customer-ready wallet experience with their own brand, roles, channels, and operating model.

02

Wallet and transaction core

Balances, transfers, fees, settlement, limits, receipts, and reconciliation are handled as one governed money movement layer.

03

Customer, agent, merchant, and biller journeys

P2P transfers, merchant tills, paybills, invoices, bill presentment, agent float, governed cash-in/cash-out, commissions, and super-agent hierarchies share one operating model.

04

Organizations and governed payouts

Branches, units, scoped staff, business wallets, maker-checker approvals, secure mobile decisions, and bulk payout imports support institutional operations.

05

Omnichannel delivery

Native customer and business apps, customer web, operator portals, POS, and dedicated customer, agent, and organization USSD serve smartphone and feature-phone users.

06

Compliance, audit, and reporting

KYC/KYB, AML rules, immutable audit events, retention, legal holds, reconciliation, reporting, and evidence exports are designed into day-two operations.

07

Developer and interoperability layer

API keys, webhooks, sandbox tooling, MiniApps, partner APIs, and national-switch interoperability foundations support integration-led deployments.

THE SYSTEM BEHIND THE EXPERIENCE

How Fedha
operates.

Fedha is structured for regulated mobile money deployments: a branded platform that can launch customer wallets, merchant acceptance, agent networks, settlement operations, admin workflows, and developer integration without rebuilding the operating backbone for every client.

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FedhaGOVERNED PRODUCT CORE
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The foundation beneath every action.

The account model, controls, and service boundaries that keep the product connected.

06 operating capabilities
01Client-bounded setup

Branding, roles, policies, data boundaries, rail configuration, and operating controls are scoped around each deploying institution.

02Balance integrity

Posting, holds, reversals, account provisioning, duplicate protection, and projections are treated as the balance source of truth.

03Service contracts

Customer, merchant, agent, organization, fee, notification, ledger, and transaction services communicate through explicit product contracts.

04Channel breadth

Customer and business mobile, web portals, merchant and agent operations, POS, and role-specific USSD serve different users without forking the core.

05Security baseline

Secure sign-in, transaction PIN, MFA, passkeys, role-bound access, audit events, and policy checks are designed into the flow.

06Launch maturity discipline

Capabilities are tracked clearly through walkthrough, sandbox, pilot, and production readiness so buyers know what is available at each stage.

One product. Connected layers. Traceable by design.Follow the product journey

From signup to settled.

  1. 01

    Provision

    Set up the brand, market, regulatory pack, channel mix, workspace theme, data boundaries, and operating roles for the deploying institution.

  2. 02

    Configure

    Map wallets, KYC tiers, limits, paybills, merchant tills, settlement accounts, agent hierarchy, fees, approvals, and notification channels.

  3. 03

    Operate

    Run customer transfers, merchant payments, agent cash-in/cash-out, float purchases, payouts, statements, support, and admin decisions through the platform.

  4. 04

    Reconcile

    Turn transaction activity into customer, merchant, settlement, statement, journal, and BI views with audit-ready evidence.

Built across the rails that matter.

Composes with the chains, rails, custody partners, and signing providers institutional teams already trust — and bring your own when the brief calls for it.

Workspaces

  • Customer
  • Organization
  • Merchant & agent operations
  • System admin
  • Developer
  • Reporting

Core platform

  • Wallets
  • Ledger
  • Transaction routing
  • Fees
  • Settlement

Operator services

  • Customer 360
  • Biller operations
  • Agent & super-agent networks
  • KYC/AML
  • Audit & reconciliation

Channels

  • Native customer & business apps
  • Web portals
  • Customer / agent / organization USSD
  • POS
  • SMS / email / push
BEYOND THE INTERFACE

What does Fedha
look like in your business?

Start with the people, markets, and connections that shape your operating model. Then review the controls and deployment scope in detail.

Operating profile

Primary users
Wallet customers, agents, merchants, operations teams, compliance/admin teams
Regions
Multi-jurisdiction by configuration; regulatory packs and rails selected per client
Rails
Mobile money, trust accounts, merchant paybills/tills, bank interfaces, and partner-approved future corridors
Integration surfaces
Customer app, web app, APIs, webhooks, statements, reports, exports
01

Client boundary

Brand, roles, policies, data stores, rail configuration, and operating context stay explicit across product surfaces.

02

Transaction controls

KYC tiers, limits, duplicate protection, transaction challenges, passkeys/PIN, audit events, and ledger posting wrap money movement.

03

Ledger integrity

Posting, account provisioning, holds, reversals, duplicate protection, and projections form the balance source of truth.

04

Operator evidence

Customer, merchant, agent, organization, settlement, journal, statement, and admin views expose evidence for support, reporting, and review.

What to confirm before a pilot
  • Fedha is for operators with a licensed or partner-backed route to run mobile money or e-money services.
  • Walkthrough and pilot scope are aligned capability by capability so teams know what is ready, what is partial, and what needs market-specific work.
  • Cross-border, card, CBDC, and approved digital-asset additions require separate licensing, risk, counterparty, and regulator review.
The next move is yours

Start with the Fedha demo.

Review the demo flow, then request the access path that matches your team: walkthrough, technical review, partner scoping, or implementation planning.