Sometimes, you don't want to send money.
You just want to pay the bill.
UtiliPay is being built to make taking care of eligible bills back home simpler — starting with Ghana.
A more direct way to take care of things back home.
Someone back home needs the electricity bill paid. Or the water bill is due. Maybe it's another everyday expense that simply needs taking care of.
Usually, that means sending money — then following up to find out whether it arrived and whether the bill was actually paid.
What if, instead of sending money for a bill, you could simply pay the bill?
With UtiliPay, you choose an eligible bill, provide the necessary account details and make your payment. UtiliPay handles the connection that gets the payment where it needs to go.
Because sometimes the goal isn't to send money. The goal is to know the bill has been paid.
Focused from day one.
Our first release is focused on people paying eligible bills in Ghana.
This is our Minimum Viable Product — or MVP: the first working version of UtiliPay, focused on getting the most important part right.
Does UtiliPay make it easier to take care of a bill back home?
Not everything we have planned will be available from day one. That's intentional. We want to start with the essentials, learn from how people actually use UtiliPay and make the experience better before we grow.
Help shape what comes next.
We're welcoming an initial group of around 2,000 customers. Their experience, questions and feedback will help us improve UtiliPay and decide what we build next.
25% of our first 2,000 places are already registered.