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Payment Gateway and Mobile Money Integration

Accept digital payments and keep the payment record connected to the service the customer bought.

The problem

Collecting a payment is only one part of selling a service. The business also needs to know which order it belongs to, whether it was confirmed and what to do if the customer says they paid but the service is still pending. Mfidie Solutions has integrated Hubtel, GTBank, Paystack and Emergent Payments in delivered systems. DialGH uses Hubtel within a utility-purchase service; ZoomPass required extended coordination with GTBank. A useful integration must fit the customer journey and the staff who handle exceptions.

Benefits

  • Payments connect to the right order or customer
  • Staff have a record to investigate payment queries
  • Customers see a clear status rather than an unsupported success message
  • The system can support more than one payment journey

What you get

  • Provider selection and integration planning
  • Checkout or payment-request development
  • Transaction status and confirmation handling
  • Admin records and reconciliation support
  • Testing, deployment and ongoing fixes

How it works

  1. We map when a customer is charged and what should happen next.
  2. We review the chosen provider’s requirements and available interfaces.
  3. We build the payment flow and related records.
  4. We test success, delay, cancellation and other relevant outcomes.
  5. We deploy and agree how payment exceptions will be handled.

Questions

Which payment providers do you work with?

Our delivered work includes Hubtel, GTBank, Paystack and Emergent Payments. We assess a provider against the project’s needs and its current documentation.

What happens if payment is delayed?

The application should distinguish pending from confirmed payment and provide a way to check the final result. The exact process depends on the provider.

Can you integrate payments into an existing application?

Yes, after reviewing its order records, user journey and security requirements.

Who sets transaction fees?

The provider sets its commercial terms. Confirm current fees, settlement rules and approval requirements directly with the provider.

Related work

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