Mobile money
Supported wallets can include M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, Orange Money, Airtel Money, and other country-specific rails.

Payments at fioGuide
fioGuide’s checkout is designed for PayPal, international cards, African mobile-money networks, and local bank rails without hiding the booking total.
How travelers pay
Available methods depend on the traveler’s country, booking currency, and provider coverage. The checkout only presents rails supported for that reservation.
Supported wallets can include M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, Orange Money, Airtel Money, and other country-specific rails.
PayPal, major cards, and compatible device wallets use the provider’s secure authentication flow when available.
Local instant-transfer options appear where the booking and payment provider support them.
Before money moves
The payment service looks up the reservation on the server and checks the expected total before initiating a transaction. The browser does not get to invent or override the amount.
The reservation records the tour, date, guest count, traveler, currency, and server-calculated total.
Checkout requests the methods supported for the booking country and shows the applicable next step.
The confirmation screen polls the payment service instead of treating a button click as proof of payment.
For local operators
fioGuide records the booking value, platform fees, settlement currency, and payment status so finance and operator teams can reconcile the same transaction.
Where provider coverage allows, operators receive settlement through the supported local account or wallet.
Reservation references and transaction identifiers keep traveler, support, operator, and finance views aligned.
Failed, pending, refunded, and disputed payments remain explicit states rather than disappearing into a generic success screen.
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