Invoicing and Payments from WhatsApp or WebApp
Send a voice note or use the web app. Invoice, quote, book, get paid.
WaPay automates your business admin from WhatsApp or WebApp.
Send a voice note or text message and we create the invoice and send it to your customer with your bank details. Online payment links are coming soon in South Africa.
Zero admin after hours.
to invoice
paid by bank
What WaPay does for your business
Invoice and take payments on WhatsApp or WebApp, and get clear reports. Built for SMEs and small businesses.
From job done to paid in one chat
Why WaPay gets you paid sooner
Why South African businesses can trust WaPay
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Paid straight to your bankComing soon in South Africa
When online payments launch, customer payments will land in your own business bank account. WaPay never holds your money.
See how the money moves →Secure card and wallet paymentsComing soon in South Africa
Card and wallet payments will be processed by a regulated payment partner when they launch in South Africa.
Backed by a registered company
WaPay is built and run by WAPAYSA (PTY) LTD and serves businesses across South Africa.
No contract, no lock-in
There’s no subscription and nothing to cancel. Use WaPay when it helps you get paid and stop any time.
Guides for getting paid
Start free today
Free to start, nothing to cancel
There’s no subscription. You only pay a small fee when an invoice is paid, so trialling WaPay costs you nothing until it earns you money.
Set up in minutes
Register online and say hi on WhatsApp. There’s no app to download and nothing new for your customers to learn.
Your next invoice could be paid today
Every day an invoice sits unpaid is money you’ve already earned. Start now and your very next job can be paid before you leave the customer’s door.
Refer a businessComing soon in South Africa
Invite another business from the WaPay menu. Referral credit starts when online payments launch in South Africa.







