How Rwanda pays
- MTN Mobile Money
- Airtel Money
- Cards
- Vouchers
- Agent app
Cashless by policy, and increasingly by habit
Rwanda has pushed harder toward digital payment than almost anywhere in the region, and customers behave accordingly: they expect to pay from a phone and they expect the thing they paid for to start. A hotspot that needs a code read back over the counter feels broken here in a way it does not everywhere.
XenFi wires MTN Mobile Money and Airtel Money straight into your plans. The customer buys, the session opens, and neither of you touches anything. Bundles are priced in Rwandan francs with the speed, cap and expiry you set.
The same account covers PPPoE subscribers for homes and offices, printed vouchers for the cash trade, an agent app for the field, and reporting that shows which site and which plan are carrying the business.
What a tidy operation should not cost you
Running a paid network by hand
On XenFi
Reading payment messages and issuing codes manually
Payment confirms, session opens, nobody intervenes
A spreadsheet that is only true until the next sale
A ledger that closes itself at the end of the day
Waiting on API credentials before you can charge anyone
Both wallets already connected. Sell the day you join
Finding out a site is down when the complaints arrive
A router that stops selling is flagged to you first
From router to first franc
An afternoon, not a project.
- 01
Create your account
Free to open, with no card and nothing to install.
- 02
Connect your router
MikroTik, UniFi, Omada, Ruijie or anything RADIUS-capable.
- 03
Price your bundles
Hourly, daily, weekly and monthly plans in Rwandan francs, each with its own speed, cap and expiry.
- 04
Sell
MTN MoMo and Airtel Money buy the same plans and activate instantly.
What comes with it
Both wallets built in
MTN Mobile Money and Airtel Money against one price list, with instant activation on both.
Franc pricing
Bundles priced in Rwandan francs with your margin already in the number.
Hotspot and PPPoE
Walk-in bundles and monthly subscribers billed from the same dashboard.
Vouchers and agents
Printed QR batches for counters and an app for agents selling in the field.
Any router brand
MikroTik, UniFi, Omada, Ruijie and any RADIUS-capable gear on one cloud core.
Reporting that answers questions
Sales by site, plan and agent, plus session history when a customer disputes something.
Who runs on XenFi in Rwanda
Kigali and well beyond it.
Cafés, lodges and hotspots
Paid WiFi where customers expect to tap, pay and be online without asking anyone for help.
- Hourly and daily bundles in francs
- MTN MoMo and Airtel Money side by side
- Instant activation with nobody at the counter
Apartments and offices
Monthly connections that need a speed, a cap and a renewal nobody has to chase.
- PPPoE subscribers with caps and expiry
- Renewals collected over mobile money
- Per-user usage on demand
Up-country ISPs
Sites spread across districts, run by people who cannot drive to each one every week.
- Remote router visibility and health flags
- Agent sales tracked back to each seller
- One dashboard for every location
XenFi works anywhere in Rwanda with an internet uplink, including Kigali, Huye, Rubavu, Musanze, Muhanga and Nyagatare.
3% of every sale
What XenFi costs in Rwanda
3% of a sale. No monthly fee, no setup fee, nothing owed on a quiet week.
The same rate covers mobile money, printed vouchers and agent app sales, so the way a customer pays never changes your margin.
Check it on the fees calculatorSell a 500 RWF daily bundle
- Customer pays
- RWF 500
- XenFi takes
- RWF 15
- You keep
- RWF 485
Ishyura na telefone. Umuyoboro wikora.
Pay by phone. The network runs itself.
Questions operators ask
Which mobile money works with XenFi in Rwanda?
MTN Mobile Money and Airtel Money both work against the same bundles, with instant activation on either.
How much does XenFi cost in Rwanda?
3% of every sale, with no monthly fee and no setup fee. Mobile money, printed vouchers and agent sales are all charged at the same rate.
Do I need an agreement with MTN or Airtel first?
No. Collection is handled by XenFi, so there is no integration to build and no credentials to apply for before your first sale.
Which routers are supported?
MikroTik, UniFi, Omada and Ruijie are supported directly, and any RADIUS-capable router can join through the cloud core.
Can I run hotspot and monthly subscribers on one account?
Yes. Hotspot bundles and PPPoE subscriptions run side by side, priced in francs, and both report into the same ledger.
Can I manage sites in other districts without travelling?
Yes. Routers are visible remotely and a site that stops selling is flagged in the dashboard, so a trip is a decision rather than a routine.