# Mobile money payments for businesses in Cameroon Payment operations for Cameroon LonghoPay is a payment platform for businesses in Cameroon. Your customers pay with MTN Mobile Money or Orange Money, at your counter, through a link or QR code, or inside your own website or app. LonghoPay records every payment, matches it to what was owed, and pays the money out to your own number. Free to open an account. Payouts begin once your business is verified. FCFA 33,000 ## The two networks your customers already pay with ## What LonghoPay does ### Collect on MTN and Orange Take a payment at the counter, send a payment link or QR code, or let your website or app start it. Your customer approves on their own phone, and the payment lands with the reference it belongs to. ### Match every payment to its request Send a payment request or share a payment page, and see what is paid, partly paid or overdue. A payment that arrives without a reference waits in one worklist, not in a statement. ### Follow the money to your payout What you collected reaches your own mobile money number, with the fees recorded at the time and a trail from each payout back to the payments that make it up. ## Who it is for The same account fits a counter, a school office, a front desk or a checkout page. These are the ways businesses in Cameroon use it. ### Shops and counters Take payment at the till from a phone or a computer, hand over or send the receipt, and close the day knowing what came in on each network. ### Schools Give each pupil’s account a permanent payment page, follow fees paid in instalments, and see at once who still owes what. ### Guest houses and hotels Confirm a booking once the deposit arrives, send a link for the balance, and keep every stay’s payments together. ### Bus, event and ticket sales Sell a seat or a ticket online, hold it until the payment is confirmed, and release it if the payer never approves. ### Services and invoices Send a payment request for an invoice, accept part payments, and let a colleague answer “has it been paid?” without calling you. ### Online shops and software Add mobile money to your own website or app through a hosted checkout, signed webhooks and a sandbox to rehearse in. ## How a payment looks Three screens, all real: what your customer sees, what their network asks, and what you see the moment it lands. The names and amounts are an example. Lodging for two nights Your stay at the lodge from 11 to 13 May 2026. Payment amount FCFA 115,000 Mobile money number 670100001 Your name John Doh Optional info Email for your receipt ### Your customer opens your link or scans your QR They see your business, what they are paying for and the amount. They type their MTN or Orange number and their name. Nothing else. Payment request Pay FCFA 115,000 to LONGHO LODGE BONDUMA BUEA? Enter your PIN to confirm 1. Confirm 2. Cancel ### They approve on their own phone The network asks them to confirm with their PIN. Until they do, LonghoPay says the payment is waiting, not done. Payments MTN Mobile Money FCFA 115,000 John Doh MTN Mobile Money FCFA 25,000 Orange Money FCFA 12,500 ### You see it land, with its receipt The payment appears in your list with its reference and receipt, matched to what it paid for, and counts towards your next payout. ## Built for money you have to account for ### History that cannot be quietly edited Corrections and reversals stay visible next to what they corrected, so the record of a disputed payment is the same record everyone sees. ### Each person sees their own work A cashier takes payments. Finance handles payouts and refunds. Sensitive actions ask for your password again and are written to an audit trail. ## Build it into what you already run If you sell online or run your own software, LonghoPay has a documented interface for taking payments, checking where one has got to and being told when it settles. ## Start taking payments Create your business, add the number your payouts should reach, and take your first payment.