Recurring and prepaid plans, invoices, payment links and automatic reconciliation — in your currency, with the providers your customers already use.

A single payment touches the subscriber's invoice, updates their access, lands in the reconciliation ledger and appears on the revenue report — without a spreadsheet in between.
Invoice sent on schedule or on demand
Customer pays by card, mobile money or cash
Payment matched to the right account
Access restored in seconds
Ledger updated with full audit trail
Revenue report ready at month end

Monthly, quarterly, annual or prepaid — each subscriber gets the plan that fits. Changes take effect immediately.
Card, mobile money, bank transfer or cash — every payment lands in one ledger, reconciled automatically.

Set your rules once. DataRadius suspends overdue accounts on the due date and restores service the moment payment lands.

Payments are reconciled to subscriber accounts as they arrive. No manual matching, no end-of-day spreadsheet.
Invoices, due-date warnings and overdue notices are sent on your schedule — by SMS, WhatsApp or email.
Route payments through your preferred gateway. If one goes down, the next takes over — no missed payments.
You pay for active subscribers each month — not for routers, invoices or API calls. Wi-Fi hotspot operators pay a small share of voucher sales. No setup fees, no contracts.
Enable the gateways your customers already use. DataRadius connects to each one — you choose which to offer per region.
You choose which providers to enable for your workspace.
Payment providers
Notifications
Your systems
Stripe, Paystack, Flutterwave, mobile money, bank transfer and cash. You choose which providers to enable for your workspace.
Yes. Plans, invoices and payments are all in the currency you configure for your workspace — 35 currencies are supported.
DataRadius sends reminders on your schedule, suspends the account on the due date and restores it automatically the moment payment is received.
Yes. Each subscriber is assigned a plan type. Prepaid subscribers draw from a balance; postpaid subscribers receive invoices on a cycle you define.
Every incoming payment is matched to a subscriber account using the payment reference. Unmatched payments are flagged for manual review.
Set up routing rules with a fallback gateway. If the primary provider is unreachable, payments automatically route to the next one.