Choose Your Integration - Dollr Developer Docs

Use this page to pick a starting path. Every flow uses the same authentication and API conventions.

Collection (money in)

Path	Best when	Start here
Hosted checkout	Customer pays on Dollr page with mobile money or card; minimal backend	Hosted checkout
Invoice / order (document-first)	You issue formal bills or e-commerce orders; you control line items and publish timing	Quick Start · Node.js
Direct checkout	One API call to create source from payer details	Collect via checkout
Payment link only	Share a URL for a published invoice/order	Payment links
Card in your UI	Stripe Elements in your own checkout	Collect with card

Hosted (fastest)

POST /v1/checkouts/create with mode: "HOSTED" → redirect to url → customer pays with MoMo or card.

Document-first (API-embedded)

Party → counterparty → invoice/order → publish → checkout session → payment account → execute → poll status.

Checkout shortcut (API-embedded)

POST /v1/checkouts/create → session → payment account → execute.

Payouts (money out)

Path	Best when	Start here
Payout	Send to a mobile wallet or registered account	Payout with Node.js · Integration guide

Status updates

Path	Best when	Start here
Polling	Simple backends; few concurrent payments	`GET /v1/status/collection/{reference_id}` — Status
Source status	Hosted checkout success page	`GET /v1/status/source` — Hosted checkout
Realtime keys	Live UI; reduce polling load	Realtime status
Backend patterns	No webhooks — how to verify on server	Payment status patterns

Markets & methods

Before executing, confirm the customer’s method and provider for their country: Payments by market. Optional: GET /v1/predictions/mmo-provider-info to infer MoMo operator from phone — Predictions.

Try it yourself

Hosted checkout

Mobile money and card on a Dollr payment page.

API Reference playground

Run collect, payout, and status calls interactively.

Last modified on June 23, 2026

​Collection (money in)

​Payouts (money out)

​Status updates

​Markets & methods

​Try it yourself