NGOs and development programmes
Pay beneficiaries and field teams, and show donors where the money went
Disburse to many people in several countries from one balance per currency, with approvals and statements your finance team and donors can follow.
What makes paying hard
Many small payments
Stipends and allowances to hundreds of people, often on mobile money, prepared in spreadsheets.
Donor scrutiny
Every payment has to be explained to a donor or an auditor, months later.
Several countries
Programmes run across countries and currencies, each with its own wallets and banks.
Changing lists
Beneficiary lists change between rounds, and wrong numbers mean failed or misdirected payments.
How Vusha handles it
Bulk payouts from a file
Upload a round of up to 5,000 rows, checked row by row before anyone confirms.
Bulk payoutsTwo approvers above a threshold
Larger rounds need a second approver, and both names stay on the record.
Security and controlsStatements per currency
A statement for each balance that ties out, ready for programme reporting.
Statements and reconciliationSaved, screened recipients
Beneficiaries are saved once, screened, and reused in the next round.
Recipient management
Where you can pay
Launch corridors open as each provider account goes live. Bank payouts are coming soon.
Countries and payout currencies
- Côte d'Ivoire
- DR Congo
- Guinea
- Kenya
- Senegal
Mobile money networks
- Orange Money
- MTN MoMo
- Moov Money
- M-Pesa
- Vodacom M-Pesa
- Airtel Money
- Free Money
- Bank accounts, coming soon
Start paying from one balance
Tell us who you pay, in which countries and roughly how often. We reply from [email protected].