How Zimbabwe pays
- EcoCash
- Cards
- Vouchers
- Agent cash
Stable prices in an unstable decade
When prices move, the operators who survive are the ones whose billing keeps up. XenFi runs Zimbabwe in US dollars: your bundles hold their value, EcoCash and cards collect them, and every sale is matched to a session the moment it lands.
Pricing in a hard currency also removes the worst recurring job in a volatile market, which is re-pricing a whole plan list every time the exchange rate moves and hoping nobody was mid-purchase when you did it.
Vouchers and agent sales carry the cash side of the trade, hotspot and PPPoE run from the same dashboard, and a router that goes quiet gets flagged before your customers start calling.
Your price list should not need re-doing every week
Billing in a moving currency
On XenFi
Re-pricing every plan when the rate moves
Bundles priced and settled in US dollars
Reading EcoCash confirmations by hand
Payment confirms and the session opens itself
Cash sales with no trail back to a seller
Every voucher attributed to whoever sold it
Outages discovered by phone call
Quiet routers flagged in the dashboard
From router to first dollar
No integration required.
- 01
Create your account
Free to open, nothing to install.
- 02
Connect your router
MikroTik, UniFi, Omada, Ruijie or any RADIUS-capable hardware.
- 03
Price your bundles
Hourly, daily, weekly and monthly plans in US dollars.
- 04
Sell
EcoCash and cards from a phone, printed vouchers across a counter.
What comes with it
USD price lists
Bundles priced and settled in dollars, so margins survive the week.
EcoCash built in
The wallet Zimbabwe reaches for, wired straight into your plans.
Vouchers and agents
Printed QR batches and SMS codes for the cash economy.
Hotspot and PPPoE
Street WiFi and monthly clients billed together, on any router brand.
Any router brand
MikroTik, UniFi, Omada, Ruijie and any RADIUS-capable gear on one cloud core.
Router health
A site that stops selling is flagged before the complaints arrive.
Who runs on XenFi in Zimbabwe
Harare, Bulawayo and the growth points.
Community hotspots
Paid WiFi sold by the hour and the day, in a currency that holds.
- USD bundles that do not need re-pricing
- EcoCash and vouchers together
- Instant activation
Offices and complexes
Monthly connections with a speed, a cap and a renewal nobody chases.
- PPPoE plans with caps and expiry
- Automatic renewals
- Usage per subscriber
Regional operators
Sites outside the cities where a visit is a whole day.
- Remote router visibility
- Quiet sites flagged automatically
- Revenue per site
XenFi works anywhere in Zimbabwe with an internet uplink, including Harare, Bulawayo, Chitungwiza, Mutare, Gweru and Masvingo.
3% of every sale
What XenFi costs in Zimbabwe
3% of a sale. No monthly fee, no setup fee, nothing owed on a quiet week.
The same 3% applies to EcoCash, card, printed voucher and agent app sales, and is charged on the dollar value you priced in.
Check it on the fees calculatorSell a 1 USD daily bundle
- Customer pays
- $1
- XenFi takes
- $0.03
- You keep
- $0.97
Questions operators ask
How much does XenFi cost in Zimbabwe?
3% of every sale, with no monthly fee and no setup fee. The rate is the same on EcoCash, cards, printed vouchers and agent sales.
Can I price my bundles in US dollars?
Yes, and most Zimbabwean operators do. Pricing in a hard currency means the plan list does not have to be redone every time the rate moves.
Does EcoCash work with XenFi?
Yes. EcoCash payments confirm and open the session automatically, with nobody reading a message or issuing a code.
Which routers are supported?
MikroTik, UniFi, Omada and Ruijie work directly, and any RADIUS-capable router can connect through the cloud core.
Can I sell to customers paying cash?
Yes. Printed voucher batches cover the cash trade and every voucher is traceable to whoever sold it.
Can I bill monthly clients as well?
Yes. PPPoE subscriptions with speeds, caps and expiry run beside the hotspot trade in the same account.