Payments in the app
It can actually take money from your customers.
Most app builders assume everyone pays by international card.
Across most of the world they do not — and an app that cannot take payment is an expensive brochure with a download button.
What it accepts
The methods people in your market actually use.
Live now
- CMI
- PayTabs
- Tamara
- Stripe
- International cards
Coming
- KNET
- Mada
- MyFatoorah
- HyperPay
On the device
- Apple Pay where it applies
- Google Pay where it applies
- Saved cards
- Buy now, pay later with Tabby and Tamara
Cash on delivery, properly
Not a radio button at the end of checkout.
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The order is placed in the app
With COD selected, and with the customer told plainly what happens next rather than left to assume.
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A confirmation message goes out
In their language, on the channel they read. This is the step every other app builder skips, and it is the one that decides whether the parcel gets accepted.
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They get a receipt
Before the courier arrives, so the amount at the door is not a surprise and not an argument.
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It is confirmed before dispatch
Nothing is packed until the order is settled one way or the other. A cancellation now costs you nothing; a refusal at the door costs you twice.
"You pay to ship it, pay to bring it back, and the stock sits in a van for two days." Why COD gets its own flow
COD is the dominant way people pay across Morocco, the Gulf and India. Treating it as a checkbox is how platforms built elsewhere quietly cost merchants here a fortune.
Whose money is it
0%
taken from any order placed through the app.
Zust does not sit between you and the money. The app uses your existing gateway and your existing merchant account, settling to your bank directly. It is priced per app per month, which means a good month costs the same as a quiet one — and reconciliation stays in one place.
Next step
See your own shop as an app.
We will build it from your live catalogue and send you a link that runs the real app in your browser. No commitment, and nothing submitted to a store until you say so.
- Connects to
- Shopify, WooCommerce, Agora
- From
- $49 a month
- Published under
- Your own Apple and Google accounts