One API key for Kenya's government and payment APIs
KRA eTIMS, M-PESA, PayPal, NHIF/SHA and accounting APIs behind a single REST interface — so you ship an integration in a day instead of three months of bureaucracy.
Our guarantee
A live sandbox integration in 48 hours, or your first month is free.
What you get out of it
Ship a working KRA or M-PESA integration in a day, not three months of spec-chasing.
Who it's for
Built for these businesses
Primary
Kenyan fintech and SaaS developers
Teams who need KRA eTIMS, M-PESA or NHIF integration and have no interest in building and maintaining it themselves.
Primary
POS and ERP vendors
Product companies who need to offer compliance and payments to their own customers without becoming spec experts.
What's included
Everything you get
The core system, plus the setup work most vendors charge separately for.
ZyncAPI access
One REST interface across KRA, M-PESA, PayPal, NHIF/SHA and accounting APIs, with full reference docs and a sandbox.
Included at no extra cost
Ksh 20,000 of value includedFree implementation support call
Ksh 20,000 valueA real engineer, not a ticket queue, to get you running.
Free tier forever
Low-volume and testing usage stays free permanently.
Priority dev support for 30 days
Direct Slack or WhatsApp access during your build.
The economics
What this costs you versus what it saves
Price only means something next to the cost of carrying on as you are.
What it removes
Replaces two to three months of engineering to build and maintain KRA, M-PESA and NHIF integrations in-house — commonly KES 300,000–800,000 in developer cost, plus ongoing maintenance as specs change.
What it unlocks
Faster time to market for your own product, and the ability to onboard your customers to eTIMS immediately rather than after you've built it.
Why us rather than the alternative
One integration layer instead of separately maintaining KRA, M-PESA and NHIF/SHA connections as each one changes its spec.
The Kenyan API Integration Guide
A technical guide to the KRA, M-PESA and NHIF/SHA API landscape — what each one expects, and where the sharp edges are.
Questions
Before you ask
It depends on your use case. The implementation support call covers exactly what you need for yours — that's usually the first question people have.
Yes, free and self-serve. You can be making test calls without talking to anybody.
We absorb it behind the same interface. That's the point of the product.