Events and conferences
Sell seats by link, then scan people in at the door. A steward can check tickets without ever seeing the money.
Share one link and collect from as many people as you like — conference seats, school fees, anything you sell. MTN MoMo, Airtel Money or card. No card machine, no website.
Pay by
Processed by Pesapal.
A conference seat, a term’s fees, a delivery, a table at a dinner. Give it a name and a price.
WhatsApp, a poster, an invoice, a QR on the door. No card machine, no website, nothing for them to install.
MTN MoMo, Airtel Money or card. Each payment lands against your account with the payer’s name and a reference you can search.
They get a receipt with a short code and a QR. You get a running total of what you are owed, to the shilling.
Sell seats by link, then scan people in at the door. A steward can check tickets without ever seeing the money.
Fees, bills and pocket money, against each child. See Plus Pay for schools ›
Take payment for an order without a machine.
Subscriptions and dues, receipted one by one.
Split one amount into parts that fit a pay day. Each part receipted.
Everyone who pays gets a code and a QR. At the door, your own people scan it — and a second scan says already in rather than turning someone away.
What has been taken, what Plus Pay is holding, and what each payment was for.
A secretary or a gate steward sees who is expected and who has arrived. Never a figure — the server does not send them one.
Add an address and that person signs in with Google and is simply in. Remove it and they are out, at once.
Warm glass, plain words, and gold only where money moves. Built for a phone held in one hand at a busy counter.


A school collects the way anyone else does, but it collects from the same families every term — so it gets a fee catalogue, per-child bills, a canteen, petty cash and a desk that runs in a browser. Every payment is recorded against the child’s Plus ID.
No. They open your link in any browser and pay. The app is for the people collecting — what is owed, what has landed, and the door.
Through Pesapal, and Plus Pay holds it against your account until it is settled to you. We never ask anyone for their mobile money PIN.
The receipt still arrives. The record is written by our servers when Pesapal confirms, not by the payer’s phone, so a dropped connection cannot lose a payment.
The money comes back on its own, to the same MoMo, Airtel Money or card, and the payer is told in plain words what happened. Stuck payments are checked every 30 minutes.
Yes. Add their email as a steward and they can scan tickets and see who has arrived — but never what has been taken. Remove the address and they are out at once.
Schools have their own side of Plus Pay, built around a child’s Plus ID. See Plus Pay for schools ›
When money leaves your wallet but the payment cannot finish, Plus Pay refunds it on its own and tells you so. Nothing is left hanging.
Back to your MTN MoMo number
An example, as it appears in the app.
Access is an email address you add. Admins see the money; stewards see the door and never a figure.
Paid through Pesapal on MTN MoMo, Airtel Money or card. The payer and you look at the same payment.
No mobile money PIN, no card numbers, no ads, no trackers.
Free to install. Sign in with Google to open your counter, or with a Plus ID card if you are paying a school.