KPay Marchand

About KPay Marchand

KPay is the ultimate mobile payments app in Senegal, designed to provide a fast, secure, reliable, and convenient way to manage your money on-the-go. Our app offers a range of features that enable you to seamlessly perform various transactions, from QR scan & pay, cash-in and cash-out to utility payments and toll payments, all from your mobile device.

Cash-in: With KPay, you can easily top up your wallet through multiple channels, including bank transfers, card payments, and mobile money deposits.
Cash-out: KPay also enables you to withdraw money from your wallet through our robust network of agents and merchants across the country, making it easy to access your funds when you need them.
QR Payment: Our app features a user-friendly QR code scan payment system, allowing you to make payments at local merchants, restaurants, and other businesses that accept KPay payments.
Top-up: KPay lets you easily top up your mobile phone and other prepaid services directly from your wallet, saving you time and hassle.
Utility Payment: You can use KPay to pay for utilities such as water, electricity, and internet, making it a one-stop shop for all your payment needs.
Toll Payment: KPay also facilitates toll payments, allowing you to pay toll fees for highways from the comfort of your mobile device.
 
We take security seriously, so KPay is built to PCI-grade security standards, ensuring that your transactions are always safe and secure. Our app is also designed for ease of use, with an intuitive interface that makes it easy to navigate and complete transactions.

KPay is brought to you by the EDK Group, a trusted name in Senegal. Our app is backed by a robust network of merchants and agents across the country, ensuring that you can always access your funds when you need them.

Additionally, we offer EDK points, which can be earned by performing transactions on the app and redeemed for discounts at select merchants.
Download KPay now from the Google Play Store or App Store and experience the future of mobile payments in Senegal.