No interest on your advance
When your employer subscribes, the cost sits with them, not with you. You take what you earned and you repay exactly that.
You have worked part of this month. Take up to a third of what you have earned, today, and let payday settle it. No interest when your employer is on Wagezapp.
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The home screen shows what you have earned, what is available today and what payday will take back. Three taps and it is in your bank account.
Everything else on this page describes the first one. This is both, side by side.
The advance costs you nothing while your employer is subscribed.What it costs you
This route is funded by a licensed lender rather than by Fiinwage, and it is not open yet.What it will cost
When your employer subscribes, the cost sits with them, not with you. You take what you earned and you repay exactly that.
No card to charge, no direct debit chasing your account, no reminder to miss. The deduction happens where your salary already happens.
Money you put aside in Wagezapp is never held back against an advance. You can withdraw your savings whenever you want.
Wagezapp works either way. Where your employer subscribes, the advance costs you nothing and payroll settles it. Where they do not, it is funded by a licensed lender rather than by Fiinwage, and it carries one fee that you see in full before you confirm anything.
Wagezapp settles on payday out of the deduction you were already making. You are not asked to fund anything, and you are not asked to chase anyone. Ten staff is enough to start.
Put your staff on the listNo. Your staff draw pay they have already earned, and it comes back through the payroll deduction you were already making. The advance is not funded out of your account.
You upload your workforce in one file and confirm who works for you. Staff are checked against that list, so nobody can draw an advance against a job they do not hold.
Nothing in interest, while you are subscribed. The cost sits with you, and your people repay exactly what they drew. They can take up to a third of what the cycle has already paid them.
Ten staff is enough to start. That threshold is set by Fiinwage and is still provisional, so it is worth confirming with us before you plan around it.
It can. N-Ployer computes PAYE, pension and NHF, generates payslips and produces a net pay schedule, with outstanding advances applied inside the run rather than reconciled against it afterwards. Filing to FIRS, PenCom and FMBN stays your process at launch.
Then connect to it. There is an employer API, so you can keep the system you have and still give your staff the advance.
PAYE, pension and NHF worked out for you, with payslips and a net pay schedule at the end of the run.
Employee records, documents, leave and attendance, instead of a spreadsheet and a folder of scans.
Outstanding advances are applied as the payroll is computed, not reconciled against it afterwards.
Already running payroll somewhere else? Connect to it directly instead of moving into another portal.
Payroll computes your statutory liabilities and produces schedules you can file. Filing to FIRS, PenCom and FMBN stays your process at launch.
Take what you have already earned, today. No interest when your
employer is on Wagezapp, and payday settles it for you.