Local payment methods IntaSend brings to checkout
With IntaSend your buyers can pay with M-Pesa, Visa and Mastercard, or Airtel Money. The available methods appear on the tickets page automatically.
Built for East Africa
IntaSend onboards merchants in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Mobile money leads in these markets, so pairing M-Pesa and Airtel Money with cards covers how most buyers in the region pay for a ticket.
Pricing and payouts
You connect your own IntaSend account, so mobile-money and card payments settle directly to you in your local currency. IntaSend sets its processing fees by your agreement, and Evenda adds no platform fee of its own on ticket sales.
How to connect IntaSend and sell tickets
- Sign up for an IntaSend account and get your Public Key and set a Webhook Challenge.
- In Evenda, open Payment systems and choose IntaSend.
- Paste your Public Key and the Webhook Challenge value.
- Select the environment (production or sandbox) and save.
- Publish the event — IntaSend payments start working on the tickets page.
What you need before you connect
- An IntaSend account
- Your Public Key
- A Webhook Challenge value set in your IntaSend dashboard
Events that fit IntaSend
- Concerts, festivals and live shows
- Conferences, expos and business events
- Workshops, courses and online events
- Sports and club events
- Season passes and ticket bundles
Technical notes
IntaSend uses the Checkout API: Evenda creates a checkout and redirects the buyer to the hosted page. The result arrives as a server-to-server webhook whose challenge field must match the value you set in your dashboard, with state COMPLETE, which Evenda checks before the order is marked paid — so the status stays correct even if the buyer closes the tab.
Connect IntaSend to Evenda to sell tickets across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, and settle to your own account.