As the digitization of financial services becomes a key driver of economic inclusion, Khallasli is emerging in Tunisia as an innovative solution for facilitating electronic payments. Since 2022, it has been offering a range of services through various channels.

Khallasli is a B2B marketplace for digital financial services developed by a Tunisian startup. It offers a wide range of services, allowing users to pay their bills, purchase mobile top-ups, make payments to microfinance institutions, and reload prepaid bank cards. The Sousse-based startup was founded in 2022 by Khatib Chakchouk.

“Khallasli is a fintech that provides single-account electronic payment solutions by connecting service providers and merchants through an innovative business model that enables secure, efficient, and simple transaction management. Khallasli has become a leading payment facilitator and aggregator in Tunisia,” the startup explains on its platform.

To ensure widespread adoption and ease of use, Khallasli offers multiple access channels. Users can complete transactions through a web interface for point-of-sale (POS) partners, a mobile app called Digitis, interactive kiosks, or an API for businesses looking to integrate the startup’s services into their own digital ecosystem.

Khallasli has secured several partnerships to offer this extensive range of services, collaborating with telecom operators in Tunisia such as Orange, internet service providers, travel agencies, banks, and microfinance institutions.

By Adoni Conrad Quenum,

Editing by Feriol Bewa