Overview
POS MOZA is listed as bank merchant gateway in the LocalPayMap public directory. Use this page to prepare due-diligence questions; product availability and terms must be verified directly.
Role in the payment stack
Payment channel
This entry may describe a payment method, provider, wallet, or acceptance route. Use it as an initial screening page and confirm the actual onboarding path before integration.
What merchants should confirm
- Whether the product is available to merchants incorporated outside the target country.
- Whether a local entity, local bank account, licence, or local tax registration is required.
- Supported checkout flows, currencies, refunds, disputes, reconciliation fields, and payout options.
- Industry restrictions, reserve policies, onboarding documents, and implementation support.
Merchant eligibility
Entity, licensing, and onboarding requirements must be confirmed before integration.
Pricing and settlement
Published pricing is suitable for initial screening only. Actual pricing can vary by country, industry, volume, settlement currency, integration model, and contract terms. Confirm the official pricing page or a provider quote before going live.
Settlement timing, payout currency, foreign exchange, reserves, and withdrawal rules must be confirmed with the provider.
Capability verification checklist
Use this public checklist before you ask for a quote or implementation access. Treat unknown fields as questions to verify, not as unsupported features.
- Confirm who owns onboarding, KYB review, pricing, settlement, refunds, disputes, reconciliation, reserves, and support for the route you will use.
- Open the official pricing, developer, support, or website links where available, then verify the exact production terms with the provider or PSP.
- Do not treat public notes as final approval, final pricing, settlement timing, or a guarantee that your merchant entity can go live.
Official links to open
Commercial terms to confirm
| Pricing model | bank transfer or psp priced |
|---|---|
| Pricing basis | provider quote required |
Fields still to confirm
- Fee range: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- FX markup: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Chargeback fee: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Payout fee: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Reserve policy: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
Integration route to confirm
No public field in this group is complete enough to treat as confirmed. Use it as a due-diligence prompt.
Fields still to confirm
- API / checkout route: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- SDK languages: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Sandbox: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Webhooks: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Idempotency: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- PCI scope: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- 3-D Secure: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
Operational features to confirm
No public field in this group is complete enough to treat as confirmed. Use it as a due-diligence prompt.
Fields still to confirm
- Recurring billing: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Marketplace split: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Partial refund: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
- Preauth / capture: confirm with the provider, acquirer, PSP, or official documentation before launch.
Public pricing signals are for initial screening only. Actual quotes can vary by country, industry, transaction volume, settlement currency, integration route, and contract terms.