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Pricing and markets live in the dashboard, not in a separate rate-card API. Configure once, then enforce costs with jaza.consume({ featureCode }) and sell packs through the client top-up UI.

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1. Create an app

  1. Open the dashboard.
  2. Create an app and pick a clear name.
  3. Stay in sandbox until the flow works end to end.

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2. Enable countries

Under App Settings → Countries, enable the Mobile Money markets you need. Jaza routes deposits through its partners — you do not open a PawaPay account or manage multi-currency settlement yourself.

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3. Define features

Under Features, add each billable action: Your backend will pass the same featureCode to jaza.consume(). Costs also appear in the client session snapshot for JazaActionButton.

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4. Define bundles

Under Bundles, add credit packs shown in the client top-up UI (label, price, credits granted).

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5. Copy API keys

Never ship the secret key in a mobile binary or public repo.

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6. Webhooks (optional)

Under App Settings → Webhooks, add HTTPS endpoints, pick top-up and consumption events, and copy the signing secret. Verify with jaza.webhooks.constructEvent. See Webhooks. For in-app UX after a top-up, use onTopUpComplete and the SDK wallet refresh — you do not need webhooks for the sheet to update balance.

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7. Settlements and support

Under Payouts, save your USD bank account, choose a settlement frequency, and request payouts once your settlement wallet reaches $100. Jaza takes a 5% platform fee from each top-up (merchant share) before accrual. Completed settlements include an invoice PDF by email. Use Support in the dashboard to open tickets with the Jaza team.

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