West Africa
ISP billing for Senegal
Local payments, live access
ISPs in Senegal collect through Orange Money, PawaPay, Pesapal and 2 more, and bill PPPoE, Hotspot and vouchers on MikroTik from one subscriber record. Subscribers pay with Orange Money directly, or through PawaPay, Pesapal and DPO Pay, and Centipid renews their access as each payment confirms.
Payment gateways
The gateways Centipid offers ISPs in Senegal, each linking to its setup guide.
SMS gateways
Receipts, credentials and renewal reminders go out through any of these providers.
PPPoE, Hotspot and vouchers
All three share one customer record, so an ISP can run them side by side.
PPPoE billing
Centipid connects packages, recurring invoices, payments and RADIUS decisions so the commercial account and the network session stay aligned.
Hotspot billing
Create time- or data-based offers, accept local payments and activate Hotspot access from the same subscriber and revenue record.
Internet vouchers
Generate voucher batches, sell through agents and counters, and trace each code from issue through redemption and expiry.
Pricing in Senegal
3%
of hotspot revenue
$0.25
per active user / month
14 days
No card required
Questions from ISPs
Orange Money, DPO Pay, Pesapal, PawaPay and PayPal. Centipid matches each confirmed payment to the subscriber’s invoice and renews their access.
Hotspot is 3% of hotspot revenue. PPPoE is $0.25 per active user / month. The first 14 days are free, with no card required.
SMS through Africa’s Talking, Infobip, Twilio or TextBee. WhatsApp through Notiva, Apiwap, Infobip or Twilio.
Yes. Centipid provisions MikroTik routers, authenticates PPPoE and Hotspot users through RADIUS and opens remote Winbox access, with unlimited routers on every plan.
Nearby countries
Built for ISPs in Senegal. Free for fourteen days.
Onboarding support connects your first MikroTik router and payment gateway.