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Set up how you get paid.

Your payment details tell the Bula WiFi team where to send your payouts from voucher sales. Fill this in early — without it, we have nowhere to send your money.

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This is where your earnings go. After the 10% service fee, your share of every voucher sale is paid out to the details you enter here. Keep them accurate and up to date.
1

Open Payment Details

Log in to your business account. Open the ☰ menu (top right) and choose 💳 Payment Details. You'll land on Payment Settings.

2

Choose your preferred payment method

Under Preferred Payment Method, pick how you'd like to be paid — for example Bank Transfer. This is the method the admin will use by default when sending your payouts.

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Fill in your bank details Optional

If you'll be paid by bank transfer, complete the Bank Details section:

  • Account Name — the name on the account, e.g. Big Blue Fiji Ltd.
  • Account Number — your bank account number.
  • Bank Name — e.g. Westpac.
  • Branch — the branch your account is with, e.g. Damodar.
  • SWIFT Code — your bank's SWIFT/BIC code, e.g. BOSPFJFJ.
  • BSB Code — only if your bank uses a BSB / routing code, e.g. 069033. Leave blank otherwise.
  • Bank Statement Header — upload only the top part of a statement showing your bank name, account name, and account number (JPG, PNG, or PDF, max 5 MB). This lets the team confirm the details are correct.
4

Add your MPaisa number Optional

In the MPaisa section, enter your MPaisa-registered phone number (e.g. 92xxxxxx). This gives the team a mobile-money option for paying you.

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Fill in both if you can

Both sections are optional, but we recommend adding both your bank details and your MPaisa number. It gives the team flexibility — if one method isn't available for a payout run, the other can be used, so you're never left waiting.

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Save

Tap 💾 Save Payment Details. You can come back and update these any time — for example if you change banks or your MPaisa number.

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Double-check before saving. A wrong account number or MPaisa number means a delayed or misdirected payout. It's worth reading each field back once before you hit save.

Ready to set up payouts?

Log in and open Payment Details from the menu.

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