Every shilling, out in the open.

Collect for a burial, a wedding or a hospital bill from the people who know you. They give by MTN or Airtel mobile money, no account needed, and you see exactly what reaches you.

Example contribution

Paid with
Mobile money collection fee
− UGX 1,500
Payout fee
− UGX 785
Sentefy fee
UGX 0
Reaches you
UGX 47,715
Mobile money collection fee
− UGX 1,250
Payout fee
− UGX 788
Sentefy fee
UGX 0
Reaches you
UGX 47,962

Organiser
Identity checked before it goes live
Who can see it
Only people you share it with
If the goal isn’t reached
You keep what’s raised
Paid out to
Your mobile money number
The fees are what mobile money costs, worked out with pawaPay’s published Uganda rates. Sentefy adds nothing.

Before you share the link

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Is it safe to give?

No campaign can take contributions until its organiser has verified their identity. They do it once, and it covers every campaign they run. Sentefy keeps no ID images. If a verification is withdrawn, that organiser’s campaigns pause.

Who can see my campaign?

Campaigns aren’t listed publicly. People reach yours through the link, invitation code or QR code you share — on WhatsApp, by SMS or in person. You can also keep a campaign to your committee only.

How does the money reach me?

Each contribution is paid out to your MTN or Airtel number once it goes through, less the mobile money fees shown above. Contributors give UGX 1,000 to 20 million at a time, and they don’t need an account.

What you’ll need

You check your identity once, and it covers every campaign you run.

  • Your Uganda national ID
  • An MTN or Airtel mobile money number
  • A few minutes to tell your story

Start with the people who already care.

Set up your campaign, check your identity once, and share the link.

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Were you sent a campaign? Open the link you received — it takes you straight there. Look for the verified mark next to the organiser’s name.