A public shop page for social sellers.
TandPay storefronts are planned as shareable seller pages for WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook buyers. A storefront gives buyers one place to browse products, open protected checkout links and understand how delivery confirmation works.
Public transactions remain paused while launch-readiness work is completed.
Buyers can open a seller page from a chat or bio link without downloading an app.
One seller link, clearer buyer context.
A seller storefront should reduce the uncertainty that usually happens when the product, seller identity, payment status and delivery confirmation are spread across separate chat messages.
QR sharing is useful for stalls, delivery notes and social posts once seller access is enabled.
What buyers can understand before checkout
Who the seller is
A storefront gives the buyer a seller-specific page instead of asking them to rely only on a forwarded chat message.
What they are buying
Products, prices and delivery expectations can sit next to the payment link so fewer details are lost in conversation.
How confirmation works
The buyer can see that they should inspect at handover and only enter the six-digit delivery code after receiving the item.
Seller problems it addresses
Repeated product questions
Instead of resending the same photos and prices in every chat, sellers can point buyers to one current shop page.
Payment proof confusion
The storefront leads buyers into a TandPay checkout, and the seller can rely on verified payment status before delivery.
Scattered order follow-up
Product, payment status and delivery confirmation are tied to a transaction record, making support and reconciliation clearer.
Payment processing in Rwanda is provided through pawaPay by QuidexPlus Rwanda Limited, a payment aggregator licensed by the National Bank of Rwanda. TandPay does not hold customer funds.
Storefront access is launching with seller onboarding.
Public transactions remain paused while TandPay completes launch-readiness work.
Launching soon