Commerce in West Africa is mobile-first — your tools should be too
Many lomi. merchants do not sit in front of a laptop all day. They sell at markets, run pop-ups, manage events, or fulfil orders between WhatsApp messages. We built our mobile app for that reality: accept payments, track transactions, share links, and manage your catalog from one place.
What the app does today
Accept in-person payments: charge customers with mobile money or card flows optimised for the devices your buyers already use.
Tap to Pay and POS: turn supported devices into payment terminals for face-to-face sales.
Payment links: create and share links for remote orders without building a full storefront.
Catalog and products: manage what you sell and push items to your online storefront when you need one.
Transactions and payouts: see daily summaries, review history, withdraw to mobile money or bank accounts.
Storefront sync: connect to your lomi. storefront and dashboard so online and in-person sales stay in one system.
Same account, same infrastructure
The app is not a separate product silo. It runs on the same lomi. account, API keys, and payment channels as hosted checkout, the dashboard, and our CLI. Enable Wave or MTN MoMo once — use it on the web and on your phone.
That matters for merchants who start informal and grow into structured businesses. You should not re-onboard or re-integrate every time your sales channel changes.
Get started
Download the app, sign in with your lomi. account, and run a test transaction in sandbox. If you are new, create an account on lomi.africa first — setup takes minutes.
We are building the financial backbone West African ventures need. Mobile is a core part of that — not an afterthought.
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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.