Everything you need to write about, link to, or showcase WaPay — logo, colours, typography, voice, and a one-liner you can copy straight in.
The wordmark is two-tone, no space, capital W and P. "Wa" takes the background's opposite — white on dark, Midnight on light. "Pay" is always green: WaPay Green #22c55e on dark, Green / dim #16a34a on light, which keeps it legible without changing the brand. Don't italicise the wordmark or use any other green.
Tap a hex to copy. Use the green only as an accent. Surfaces sit on white or the midnight palette depending on the context — the WaPay site itself runs on white. Green as an accent fill is always WaPay Green #22c55e; green as text on white is Green / dim #16a34a, because #22c55e reads at only 2.6:1 against white and fails accessibility contrast.
Inter, served from Google Fonts. Numbers benefit from font-feature-settings: 'tnum'; when used in tables.
Plain English, no jargon. Short sentences. Verbs over nouns. "You" not "users". Avoid debt-collection language — we say "payment reminders".
A drop-in description for press releases, partner announcements, or app-store listings.
One-liner. WaPay is the simplest way for small businesses to get paid — invoices, payment links, and automatic reminders, all over WhatsApp.
Short. WaPay turns a single WhatsApp message into an invoice with a Stripe payment link. The customer taps Pay Now; the money lands in your bank. Automatic weekly reminders handle the follow-ups so you don't have to.
Long. WaPay is a back-office service for trade businesses, sole traders and small companies. Quotes, invoices, payments, payment reminders and customer records — all run from WhatsApp. No app to download, no dashboard to learn. Businesses send a single message; their customer receives a branded payment link and pays in one tap. WaPay only charges when a payment is collected, so there are no subscription fees and no risk to try.
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Email support@wapay.ai and we'll respond within one business day.
For routine support, customers should go through their in-app chat instead.