The Challenge
SaaS companies targeting African markets encounter:- Low card penetration - Most potential customers don’t have international cards
- Payment failures - African cards often declined by international processors
- Currency issues - Customers prefer paying in local currencies
- Churn from payment failures - Involuntary churn due to payment method issues
- Complex billing - Managing subscriptions across different payment methods
The FYATU Solution
Fyatu Payments
Accept payments from 1M+ Fyatu users paying from their wallets
Subscription Billing
Recurring payment support with retry logic
Multi-Currency
Price in local currencies, receive USD
Payouts
Pay African affiliates and partners to their Fyatu wallets
Subscription Integration
Create Subscription Payment
Handle Subscription Activation
Renewal Reminders
Handle Expired Subscriptions
Pricing Tiers
Offer different pricing for African markets:One-Time Purchases
For lifetime deals or add-ons:Refunds
Handle subscription refunds:Affiliate Payouts
Pay African affiliates for referrals:Why Fyatu for SaaS?
Fyatu users can fund their wallets using various local payment methods, giving your SaaS access to African customers without managing multiple payment integrations.
Best Practices
1. Promote Fyatu as a Payment Option
Highlight Fyatu as a reliable payment method for your African customers. Users can fund their Fyatu wallet using their preferred local payment method and pay you seamlessly.2. Send Payment Reminders
- 7 days before renewal
- 3 days before renewal
- Day of renewal
- After grace period expires
3. Reduce Involuntary Churn
- Multiple payment attempts
- Grace periods for expired subscriptions
- Clear renewal payment links
- Easy account management
Getting Started
1
Sign Up
Create a FYATU business account
2
Configure Collection App
Set up your app for subscription payments
3
Integrate
Add FYATU to your subscription flow
4
Test
Test subscription and renewal flows
5
Launch
Start accepting payments from African customers

