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Start charging this week, not next quarter.
Test everything with sandbox Khalti, eSewa and Stripe, launch with a hosted checkout or a link, and grow into subscriptions and usage without migrating.
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In short
How can a startup accept payments in a Nepali SaaS application?
Create a free TolaPay workspace and try the whole flow in test mode, using sandbox Khalti, eSewa and Stripe behind tola_test_ keys. To launch, connect your own merchant accounts and switch to live keys. You can start with a no-code payment link or storefront, then add hosted checkout to your sign-up flow with one API call. Subscriptions, usage billing and wallets are in the same workspace when you need them, and TolaPay is free during the public beta.
The problem
What gets in the way today.
Billing is a quarter of engineering you don't have
Three gateway integrations, VAT invoices, renewals and a portal, before you've charged anyone.
You don't know your pricing yet
Flat, per seat or usage? You will change it, probably more than once.
You need to test with real-looking money
Without a sandbox, the first real payment is also your first test.
Worked example
From first workspace to first payment
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Questions
Common questions.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the public beta. You pay only your payment providers' own fees, and workspaces created during the beta keep a discount when paid plans arrive.
Do I need a registered business?
You can start in test mode straight away. To take live payments you connect your own Khalti, eSewa or Stripe merchant accounts, which have their own requirements.
Your product deserves better billing infrastructure.
Create a free workspace, try the whole flow in test mode with sandbox Khalti, eSewa and Stripe, and go live when you're ready.
Free while TolaPay is in public beta. You pay only your payment providers' own fees.