PaystackComing soonGet paid through Paystack with the Samba booking system
Paystack support is rolling out. When it lands, operators will accept tour and activity payments in major currencies through Paystack.
Money lands in your account
Payouts go straight to your own Paystack account on its normal schedule. Samba never holds your funds in between.
About five minutes to connect
Authorize Samba once and you’re set. No engineering, no setup fees, no contracts.
Competitive payment fees
Paystack charges its standard processing fee — competitive, transparent, and the same as a direct sale.
Eligible countries
Paystack support is rolling out across its live merchant markets — final coverage is confirmed at launch.
Ghana
Ivory Coast
Kenya
Nigeria
South Africa
How connecting works
No engineering, no setup fees. Your existing Paystack account stays exactly as it is.
- 1
Connect Paystack
In Samba settings, choose Paystack and sign in to your account.
- 2
Authorize Samba
Approve the connection — one click if you’re already signed in to Paystack.
- 3
Start taking bookings
Deposits and installments flow straight to your account.
Frequently asked questions
Is Paystack live in Samba yet?
Not yet — it is in active development and expected within weeks. This page shows the planned coverage.
Which currencies will Paystack support?
Paystack settles in the Naira, Cedi, Rand, and Kenyan Shilling. The final list of supported currencies is confirmed at launch.
Will payouts go to my own account?
Yes. You connect your own Paystack account and get paid directly — Samba never holds your funds.