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CompoundZero

Makers of TinyPesa

TinyPesa

A link with your name on it opens the M-Pesa prompt your customers already trust, and the money settles straight into your Till, Paybill, or bank account.

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No wallet. No float. Direct to your account.

Shoppers and traders at an outdoor market in Kenya

This is who we build for: shopkeepers, landlords, traders, and the Uber, Bolt, and boda riders across Kenya taking payment from people they've never met before.

A customer should never have to memorise your Till number. One link, one prompt, and the money lands where it should: your account.

That's the whole idea. Everything else on this page is just the detail of how we make those two steps behave, every time.

Three steps. No mystery.

From a named link to money in your account, in under a minute. Here's exactly what happens, in order.

01

The link

tinypesa.com/yourname

A named destination for your Till, Paybill, or bank account. Put it on a receipt, a poster, or inside your own app. Hard to mistype, easy to remember.

Named URLsQR included
02

The prompt

M-Pesa STK Push

Your customer opens the link, enters their number and the amount, and confirms in the M-Pesa prompt they already use every day. Their PIN never touches TinyPesa.

M-Pesa nativePIN stays on M-Pesa
03

The landing

Direct to your account

Funds move from the payer straight into your Till, Paybill, or bank account. We confirm it by SMS, email, or webhook. We never hold the money.

No floatInstant confirmation

Nothing to take on faith.

Every TinyPesa payment follows the same short path: a phone, a prompt, and an account that was always yours.

  • Direct settlement: funds land in your Till, Paybill, or bank account, never a TinyPesa wallet
  • Instant confirmation: a receipt reaches you by SMS, email, or webhook the moment it lands
  • Full trail: every payment traces back to a single named link
  • Customer insight: see who's paid and who keeps coming back, without extra tools
A boda boda rider carrying a passenger down a dirt road

We build for how Kenya pays,andwe build it properly.