Otority.

Receive Payments

Receive card payments from clients abroad.

If you run a registered African agency, publishing business, or consultancy, let US and international clients pay you by card without setting up a US legal entity.

You have delivered the work, but your client wants to pay by card and you cannot accept it directly. Otority gives your registered African business a way to collect that payment and move the funds to your local account.

For registered African businesses

This path is for registered African businesses, not individuals invoicing in their own name. Agencies, publishers, and consultancies are examples.

From your link to your balance.

01

Your client pays into your Otority-provided payment link or account, by card, processed via Stripe, in the currency they use.

02

Otority receives the funds and confirms them in your dashboard.

03

You choose to hold the funds as balance for future use, or move them out to your local bank account.

One receiving fee for card payments.

The 8% receiving fee applies to card payments processed via Stripe. There is no additional fee to move received funds to your own local bank account.

You can split this cost with your client. Your own share can't drop below 3%.

Receiving fee

Flat, no cap, by card, processed via Stripe.

8%

Payout to your local bank account

No additional fee to move received funds out to your own account.

Included

Hold as balance

No fee to keep funds in Otority for later.

Free

Built for the businesses delivering work to clients abroad.

Agencies

Retainer and project payments from clients overseas.

Publishers

Sponsored content, ad placements, and branded content payments.

Consultants

Project fees from international clients.

Service-provider businesses are part of Otority's broader workforce definition. This path is for a registered African business receiving payment from its own clients. If another business pays you as its contractor or service provider, that payer uses Manage Workforce on its side.

Make it easier for clients abroad to pay your business.

Tell us how you bill clients today and where you receive funds.