Console, WhatsApp or API: which KODA door fits your business

One verification engine, three doors — because a market trader, a boutique owner and a platform engineer should not be forced through the same interface. Every KODA mode answers the same question with the same authority: did this payment really arrive, from this number, now?

The Manual Console is for the counter. Type or paste the transaction reference, get a real answer in seconds — confirmed, not found, or already used (the replay trick that catches out even careful merchants). No integration, no technical setup: an account and a browser, and the guessing ends.

WhatsApp Chat Mode is for the merchant whose office is a phone. Forward the payment detail into a KODA chat — the same conversation app you already run your business on — and the verification comes back where you are. No new app to download, no data burned, no workflow change: the door meets you where Kinshasa's commerce actually happens.

API Mode is for platforms, retailers and billers who need verification inside their own checkout: a clean developer interface that confirms mobile money payments programmatically, with webhooks for reconciliation and fraud flags. The same engine that protects a street vendor protects a national retail chain — that is the three-door architecture, and each new mobile money operator integrated strengthens every door at once.

Verification is metered per check through ACUs, so you pay in proportion to the payments you protect — no idle subscription for a quiet month. Whatever your size, stop trusting screenshots: explore KODA and pick your door. If you also need the payments themselves to move on better rails, that is what BitriPay is being built for.