Embed Ziina wallets in your app
Offer your users Ziina wallets and top-up, collect, and transfer funds on their behalf from within your application. This unlocks functionality like peer-to-peer transfers, transaction data retrieval, and more—directly from your application.
What you can do
You can enhance your app by automating workflows and integrating powerful Ziina features. Here are a few examples:
Allow users to get paid on your platform
Allow users to get paid on your platform
Let users of your app receive payments directly, while giving you the flexibility to add your own commission on top. Examples: Marketplaces (e.g., freelance platforms, e-commerce), creator monetization platforms. Learn more
Enable peer-to-peer transfers
Enable peer-to-peer transfers
Offer users the ability to send money directly to others for splitting bills, repaying loans, or gifting. Examples: Personal finance apps, bill-splitting services (e.g., roommate expense trackers), social gifting platforms. Learn more
Automate refunds
Automate refunds
Simplify refund management by automating transactions for cancellations or disputes. Examples: E-commerce platforms, ticketing services, subscription-based apps. Learn more
Process payroll or vendor payments
Process payroll or vendor payments
Streamline payroll or vendor payments with bulk transaction capabilities, reducing admin work. Examples: HR & payroll management software, corporate expense management tools, B2B procurement platforms. Learn more
Curate your user base
Curate your user base
Only allow Ziina users onto your platform who have undergone Know Your Customer and thorough vetting. Examples: Loyalty programs, exclusive membership-based services. Learn more
How It Works
Using OAuth 2.0, you can allow your users to sign in with Ziina directly from your application. OAuth 2.0 is a secure protocol that lets your application request specific permissions from users without requiring their credentials. Once users grant access, your app can perform authorized actions like creating payments or fetching transactions. Here is what typical flow looks like:
- User Consent: Display a button or link in your app (e.g., “Connect with Ziina” or “Grant permissions”) to request user permissions.
- Redirect to Ziina: Users are redirected to Ziina to review and approve the requested permissions securely.
- Access Granted: Upon approval, your app receives an access token. This token allows your app to perform the authorized actions on behalf of the user.
Next steps
For detailed instructions and examples, visit our OAuth 2.0 guide.
Need help?
If you have questions, visit our help center or contact us at support@ziina.com.