A white-label invoicing and payment-collection app for Africa's small business owners. Send a professional invoice in under a minute, collect by bank transfer, card or mobile money through Paystack, and see exactly who's paid, without a single follow-up call.
Across Lagos, Accra and Nairobi, most small business owners still invoice through chat messages and chase late payments by phone. It's slow, it looks unprofessional next to a real invoice link, and money quietly slips through the gaps.
Everything a business owner needs to get paid, without leaving their phone.
Built mobile-first for how business owners actually work, fast on low bandwidth, simple enough for a first-time user, no desktop required.
All your invoices, paid, pending and overdue, in one glance. Outstanding amount always front and center.
Logo, itemized line items, due date. Built and sent in under 60 seconds, no PDF wrangling.
One link, shared by WhatsApp, email, or copied anywhere your customer already checks.
A hosted Paystack checkout your customer already trusts. Bank transfer, card or mobile money.
Status updates the moment it happens. Dashboard refreshes automatically, no action needed.
Not a generic invoicing template with a currency symbol swapped out, built around the workflow small business owners already use.
Add a logo, itemize what's owed, and send by link, WhatsApp or email.
Customers pay by bank transfer, card or mobile money, straight from the link.
See who's paid, who hasn't, and how much is owed, in one place.
Polite, automatic nudges to customers who haven't paid, no awkward calls.
Built for a phone screen from day one, fast even on a patchy connection.
Built in Naira for Nigerian business owners, with an architecture that generalises.
We get asked this every week. Here's the actual breakdown.
Builds an invoice, but nothing chases it. Payment status is still tracked by memory, and customers still pay however they feel like.
Priced in dollars, defaults to Stripe or PayPal, no Naira-native flow. Your customer hits a currency picker before they can pay you.
No defined scope, no clear price, and no guarantee you own clean, documented code at the end of it.
Scoped and built specifically for how Nigerian SMEs invoice, on a fixed timeline, with full source code handed over at the end. No lock-in, no ongoing licence fee.
Deliberately scoped as a lean MVP first, the core loop working end to end, before anything else gets added.
The same clear-pricing model Matrytech builds every MVP on, scoped to the roadmap above, nothing hidden, nothing added later without you agreeing to it first.
Every product idea we scope starts the same way: watching a real workflow break down. With PayFast Naija it was invoicing over WhatsApp, a habit that works fine until the tenth follow-up message, and the money still hasn't arrived.
This isn't a live product yet. It's a scoped concept we're ready to build with a written proposal and the timeline we agree after discovery for every MVP. If you're running a business in Nigeria and this matches how you actually get paid, I'd rather hear that directly from you than guess at it from a deck.
Something missing? Email the founder directly, same-day replies, no SDR layer.
No, PayFast Naija is a scoped product concept, not a live platform with existing customers. We present the plan and architecture honestly rather than implying a user base that doesn't exist yet. Book a demo to discuss building it for your market.
Yes. On delivery and final payment you receive the complete source code and documentation. No licence fees or lock-in, it's your platform to run, rebrand and extend.
Paystack covers bank transfer, card and mobile money in one integration for the Nigerian market, which is why the architecture is built around it first. A different processor can be scoped for other markets.
The architecture generalises to any African market with a comparable payment processor, but the product is deliberately built Nigeria-first, Naira-native, Paystack-powered, before it expands to the rest of the continent.
Multi-user/staff accounts, inventory management, accounting exports and multi-currency support are cut on purpose. They get added once real paying users ask for them.
A 30-minute session with Prakash or a senior engineer, never an SDR. We'll walk the invoicing flow, the Paystack integration, and the fastest realistic path to a live MVP.