Payments belong in your terminal
We built lomi.cli because payment infrastructure should feel as natural to developers as git or curl. If you are integrating hosted checkout, testing webhooks, or debugging a failed transaction at 11pm, switching between a dashboard and your editor breaks flow.
The CLI is a native Rust binary — fast, scriptable, and designed for both interactive use and CI. Install via npm (`npm install -g lomi.cli`), Homebrew, or cargo, then authenticate with a browser device flow.
What you can do today
Authenticate and manage profiles: `lomi login`, `lomi whoami`, sandbox vs production profiles with `lomi switch`.
Scaffold projects: `lomi init` drops SDK setup, checkout examples, webhook handlers, and `.env` in your repo.
Develop locally: `lomi dev` runs a webhook receiver; `lomi listen` relays sandbox events without ngrok.
Operate payments: create checkout sessions, payment links, list transactions, issue refunds — all headless with `--json` for scripts.
Ship faster with AI tooling: `lomi install-rules` adds Cursor, Claude, and Codex rules synced from our docs and OpenAPI spec.
Install UI components: `lomi ui add` pulls Lomi checkout components from our registry into your frontend.
Getting started in three commands
Run `lomi login`, then `lomi quickstart` to verify connectivity, then `lomi init` in your project directory. From there, create a test checkout with `lomi checkout create` or spin up webhook listening with `lomi listen http://localhost:3000/webhooks`.
Full reference lives at docs.lomi.africa. The CLI source is open — contributions welcome on GitHub.
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lomi. is a payment processing platform based in Côte d'Ivoire. We create and commercialise e-commerce products with built-in payment channels aggregation capabilities, facilitating digital payments and disbursements for merchants and businesses of all sizes. To learn more about what drives our product roadmap, read our blog, visit our GitHub, download our merchant mobile app, or simply create an account.