Create your account

Ten minutes, once. Do this before you touch any hardware: router setup cannot finish without it, and money cannot reach you without it.

Everything below happens at admin.click.tz, in a browser, on a phone or a laptop.

1. Confirm your phone number

Sign in and enter the code we text you. This becomes the number we use if we ever need to reach you about your money, so use one you will keep.

If the code does not arrive, wait a full minute before asking for another; requesting several in a row does not make them come faster, and only the newest one works.

2. Agree to the terms

You will see the exact figures on screen before you agree: 10% + TSh 20 from each sale, and TSh 150 each time money is paid out to you. Nothing upfront, no monthly fee.

Read them. They are three lines, and they are the whole commercial agreement.

3. Add the AzamPesa account you want to be paid on

Under Settlement Accounts, enter the phone number your AzamPesa wallet is registered on. Click asks AzamPesa whose account it is and shows you the name before saving anything.

Why the name check matters. A mobile money payout cannot be reversed. If Click sent money to an account nobody had checked, a single typo would be somebody else's money, permanently. Reading the name back is how we know the account is really yours — and it catches a number with no AzamPesa wallet behind it, which would otherwise refuse every payout.

Payouts go to AzamPesa only. If you do not have a wallet, the No AzamPesa account? link on that page has the three ways to open one, in English and Swahili.

You can add more than one account, but only one is paid to at a time. Switching is one click, and takes effect from the next payout.

4. Choose weekly or monthly payouts

Weekly suits a shop with steady daily trade. Monthly suits a site that earns slowly, because every payout costs a flat TSh 150 whatever its size; fewer, larger payouts keep more of your money.

You can change this later and it applies from the next payout.

What happens if you skip a step

Nothing breaks loudly, which is why it is worth saying plainly:

No confirmed settlement account: sales still work, money still accrues, but no payout is ever sent.
No payout schedule: same. The balance grows and sits there.
Terms not agreed: you cannot add a router or a device at all.

The Overview page tells you which of these is outstanding, and keeps telling you until it is done.

Once your account is set up, go to the setup guide for your hardware: