Keep everyday services within reach
A school, gym or internet provider can serve customers who pay by mobile money. A bank card should not decide who can keep using a monthly service.
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Make recurring services work for the people who pay by mobile money.

A business can provide a service every month and still spend days chasing each payment. Meanwhile, a customer who relies on mobile money may find that the simplest way to subscribe still expects a bank card.
Roamerwave is building a better fit between those two realities. It helps businesses manage recurring collections while customers pay through their own wallets, aiming for steadier access to services and less time spent following up on renewals. The service is in early access.
Mobile money moved US$2.1 trillion in 2025, with 593 million accounts active each month. It is an everyday way to pay. But for businesses charging for a service every month, collecting from those wallets can still mean sending individual requests, checking receipts and following up again.
Roamerwave is building recurring billing around that reality. Customers use the wallet they already trust, while businesses spend less of their day managing the next payment. It is in early access; improved renewal rates and time saved are outcomes to establish with businesses, not results we claim today.
A simpler relationship between the people providing a service and the people paying for it.
A school, gym or internet provider can serve customers who pay by mobile money. A bank card should not decide who can keep using a monthly service.
Scheduled invoices, payment links and reminders take repetitive follow-up out of the working day. A clearer picture of what is paid helps the business know who needs attention.
Every payment stays in the customer’s control. They approve it in their own wallet; licensed payment providers process and settle the funds.
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