QWAAP Documentation
  • Introduction
    • Introduction
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Merchant On-boarding
      • Settings
      • Compliance
    • Authentication
    • Error Handling
  • UTILITY FUNCTIONS
    • Supported Countries/Regions
    • Sandbox Test Accounts
    • Currency Limits
  • RECEIVING MONEY
    • Initiate Invoice Payment
    • Invoice Payment Statuses
  • SENDING MONEY
    • Pre-requisites
    • Initiate Wallet Payout
    • Payout Transaction Statuses
  • WEBHOOKS AND REDIRECTS
    • Webhooks
      • HMAC Signature Verification
      • RSA Signature Verification
    • Merchant Redirect
  • KNOWLEDGE BASE
    • Settlements
    • Callbacks
    • Customer Support Platforms
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  • For USD - USDT settlements
  • For local Fiat - USDT
  1. KNOWLEDGE BASE

Settlements

This allows you to take funds out of your account and can be done as follows. Settlements can be done via bank or crypto.

To request a settlement, make sure you have enough funds on the Qwaap sub account you want to settle funds from or simply do a sub account transfer to the Qwaap sub account of the currency you need settled (fx exchanges <at least 3%> may apply).

Once funds are in Qwaap sub account you may then initiate a Settlement request to one of your bank accounts or crypto accounts on record.

  • Bank settlements take 3 to 5 working days.

  • For mobile money and Local bank api options, your contract payout fees apply.

For a bank settlement

  1. Go to your merchant dashboard

  2. Then navigate to Bank settlement section,

  3. Create a bank settlement request by clicking on the "Create a bank settlement request button",

  4. This will load a form with required fields to be filled.

  5. Enter in the fields and submit the form for the finance to approve.

For USD - USDT settlements

Here, you do not require rates from our finance team since its a one to one transfer. A DusuPay Standard settlement charge of 100 USDT normally applies.

For local Fiat - USDT

Here a merchant is required to do a Qwaap sub account transfer from the local currency to the USDT sub account with fx rates from our finance team.

The merchant is always free to accept or re-negotiate fx rates with our finance team because of the volatility attached to the local currencies.

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