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Reconciliation

Reconcile M‑Pesa without a spreadsheet

Import an M-Pesa or bank statement and Pay settles the charges still waiting on a payer. It matches on amount, reference or phone, provider and time, and never invents a payment.

  • M-Pesa and bank statement import
  • Settles only unambiguous matches
  • Look up any payment by its transaction code
  • Provider notifications recorded exactly once

Statements in, matches out

Paste or upload statement rows. Each row is checked against open charges by amount, reference or phone, provider and a time window. Clear matches settle; anything ambiguous is left for a person to decide.

Find a payment by its code

Enter a transaction code and Pay asks the provider about it directly. You can record, reconcile or dismiss the result, and the amount and status always come from the provider, never from what was typed.

Payments you did not start

When SasaPay or KCB Buni notifies Pay of a payment, Pay confirms it with the provider, matches it against your open charges first and records it once, keyed on the provider's transaction code.

One ledger for everything

Collections, payouts and refunds share one ledger and one event history, scoped to each project, so overlapping references in two projects never match each other.

Reconciliation questions

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Will reconciliation create payments from my statement?

No. Statement import only settles charges that already exist and match unambiguously. It never creates a payment on its own.

Can the same payment be counted twice?

No. Settlement happens once from a single open state, and a unique index on the provider receipt stops a callback, a notification and a statement row from settling the same payment twice.

Which statements can I import?

M-Pesa and bank statements. Each row is matched against the payment method it was paid into.

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