TapTap creates every WiFi code for you, keeps it locked until a customer pays in Waychit, then checks it on every single login. No printed sheets to leak, no reseller holding your stock, no cash to chase.
Printed voucher sheets are cash you hand to strangers. With central minting there is nothing to hand out: the code is created, held and released by the platform.
Every voucher is always in exactly one state. Tap a stage to see who can see the code and whether it opens your WiFi.
Every login on your hotspot is checked by TapTap, in this order, and stopped at the first thing that is wrong. Pick a trick and watch it get caught.
Logged against the site. No session, no data, nothing to refund.
First login starts the clock and pins this phone.
Codes are stored encrypted. Lookups use a keyed hash, so a copied database is not a list of working codes.
Your team sees 33•• ••95. Only the paying customer ever sees the full code.
A code only opens the location that sold it, making a lucky guess far harder.
First device wins. Sharing a code with a second handset is refused.
Validity runs from first login on TapTap’s clock. Router reboots change nothing.
Who minted, how many, when. Duplicate draws are retried and reported.
Waychit sells, TapTap decides, your MikroTik obeys. Each site talks to the platform over its own encrypted tunnel, so there is nothing to configure per voucher.
Your bundles appear inside the Waychit app. The customer pays from their balance, a code is reserved for them and released the moment payment is confirmed.
Banks and other partners sell through the same partner API, against the same stock. A code can only be reserved by one order at a time.
Mints the codes, holds the stock, takes the payment confirmation, books your earnings and answers every login from every router.
Keeps doing hotspot: login page, speed, data. It just asks TapTap whether a code is good. We give you a one-paste setup script and watch the tunnel 24/7.
Nobody installs anything new or walks to a shop at 11pm. They open the wallet already on their phone, find your hotspot and pay.
3394 3695Your commission is set on your account when you join and is the same on every sale. You see the gross, the fee and your share on every voucher, and payouts go to your bank or mobile wallet.
Example at a 5% rate. Your rate is agreed with you when you join.Set price, validity, speed and data cap once. Mint up to 5,000 codes in one go: small runs are instant, big ones finish in the background while you carry on.
Deactivate a batch and its unsold codes vanish from Waychit and stop working, in the same second.
Set a floor per bundle. You hear about it before customers see “sold out”.
Operators can mint and pause batches but never see payouts or full codes.
Bakau, Brusubi, Serrekunda: each location has its own stock, all on one account.
See every router’s tunnel, logins and refusals as they happen.
Nothing. A minted code cannot log in until it has been paid for through Waychit or a bank, and the codes are stored encrypted. A leaked list is a list of refusals.
No. When a customer taps pay, that one code is reserved for that one order for 90 seconds. It is either sold to them or released back to stock, never both.
Yes, it keeps doing what it does well: the login page, speed and data. TapTap gives you a setup script that connects it to the platform over a secure tunnel and tells it to ask us about every code.
The customer loses nothing. Their remaining time and data are tracked by TapTap, not by the router, so they just log in again.
Every sale is booked to your ledger with gross, fee and your share. Payouts go to your bank account or mobile wallet, and you can reconcile each payout against the sales it covers.
Centrally minted codes are sold only by Waychit and bank partners, which is what keeps them safe. If you want shop sales, you can keep an upload-based hotspot alongside.
Log in with the email registered to your hotspot, connect your router and press Mint.