How Tanzania pays
- M-Pesa
- Mixx by Yas
- Airtel Money
- HaloPesa
- Vouchers
A market where interoperability is the whole game
In Kenya you can build for one wallet and be mostly right. In Tanzania that costs you customers every single day, because the person standing under your hotspot is as likely to be on Yas or Airtel as on Vodacom. XenFi treats every major wallet as first-class against the same price list, so the answer to "do you take my network" is always yes.
The mechanics are the same whichever rail the money arrives on. The customer picks a bundle, pays from their phone, and the session opens itself. Nothing is typed back, nothing is matched by hand, and the day's takings arrive as one total rather than four.
Behind that sits the full operation: PPPoE for monthly subscribers, printed vouchers for the cash trade, an agent app for the field, and per-router reporting so you can see which site is worth another access point.
Four rails should not mean four systems
Selling across every network, the usual way
On XenFi
A separate arrangement, and separate paperwork, per wallet
One account. Every major wallet already connected
Four statements to reconcile against one day of sales
One ledger, whichever rail the money came in on
Turning away a customer whose network you do not take
Every wallet buys the same bundles at the same price
Guessing which site and which plan actually earn
Revenue broken out by router, plan and agent
From router to first shilling
One connection covers every rail.
- 01
Create your account
Free to open, no card and no sales call.
- 02
Connect your router
MikroTik, UniFi, Omada, Ruijie or any RADIUS-capable hardware you already run.
- 03
Price your bundles
Hourly, daily, weekly and monthly plans in Tanzanian shillings, with speed, cap and expiry on each.
- 04
Take every wallet
M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas, Airtel Money and HaloPesa all buy the same plans and all activate instantly.
What comes with it
Every major wallet
M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas, Airtel Money and HaloPesa on equal footing, each with instant activation.
One ledger, four rails
However a customer paid, the sale lands in the same book and the day closes with one total.
Hotspot and PPPoE
Street bundles and monthly subscribers billed together, priced in shillings.
Vouchers for cash
Printed QR batches and SMS codes for kiosks, agents and anyone selling away from a screen.
Any router brand
MikroTik, UniFi, Omada, Ruijie and any RADIUS-capable gear on one cloud core.
Site-level reporting
See which router, plan and agent earned, so the next access point goes where it pays.
Who runs on XenFi in Tanzania
From a single hotspot to a network of them.
Street and market hotspots
High-traffic spots where the customer's network is whatever it is, and a refused wallet is a lost sale.
- Every major wallet against one price list
- Hourly and daily bundles for walk-in trade
- Vouchers for customers paying cash
Guesthouses, campuses and offices
Places where people expect WiFi to be there, and somebody has to account for what it costs.
- PPPoE subscribers with speeds and caps
- Per-user usage and session history
- Plans that expire on their own
Regional ISPs
Several towns, several routers, and an agent network that has to be trusted at a distance.
- One dashboard across every site
- Agent sales attributed as they happen
- Router health flagged before customers call
XenFi works anywhere in Tanzania with an internet uplink, including Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Mwanza, Arusha, Mbeya, Zanzibar City and Morogoro.
3% of every sale
What XenFi costs in Tanzania
3% of a sale, whichever wallet it came from. No monthly fee, no setup fee.
The rate does not change per wallet, so a customer on Airtel and a customer on M-Pesa cost you exactly the same to serve.
Check it on the fees calculatorSell a 1,000 TZS daily bundle
- Customer pays
- TZS 1,000
- XenFi takes
- TZS 30
- You keep
- TZS 970
Lipa kwa simu. Mtandao unajiendesha.
Pay by phone. The network runs itself.
Questions operators ask
Which mobile money services work with XenFi in Tanzania?
The major wallets are supported against the same bundles, including M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas, Airtel Money and HaloPesa. A customer is never turned away because of the network they are on.
How much does XenFi cost in Tanzania?
3% of every sale, with no monthly fee and no setup fee. The rate is identical across mobile money, printed vouchers and agent app sales.
Do I need a separate agreement with each mobile money operator?
No. Collection is handled by XenFi, so you open one account and every supported wallet works against your price list from the start.
Can I use my existing MikroTik router?
Yes. MikroTik, UniFi, Omada and Ruijie are supported directly, and any RADIUS-capable router can connect to the same cloud core.
Can I bill monthly subscribers as well as hotspot users?
Yes. PPPoE plans with speeds, data caps and expiry dates run beside the hotspot trade, and both appear in the same ledger.
How do I know which of my sites is making money?
The dashboard breaks revenue down by router, plan and agent, so you can see which location earns and where another access point would pay for itself.