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Marketplace Payment Solutions in Morocco

Manage your marketplace's complex payment flows in Morocco with Chari Money. Accept buyer payments, split funds between sellers, and manage commissions and settlements, all from a licensed platform that complies with Moroccan regulation.

What is it?

Marketplace payment is more complex than a simple e-commerce payment: the buyer pays on the platform, but the funds must be split between one or more sellers, the marketplace keeps its commission, and settlements must be made to each seller's account. This process is called split payment. In Morocco, managing marketplace flows must comply with Bank Al-Maghrib regulation. Buyers' funds must be secured, and sellers must receive their payments in a transparent, traceable way.

Why Chari Money?

Chari Money provides the infrastructure behind a marketplace's flows: a payment account with a Moroccan IBAN for each seller, KYC/KYB onboarding of sellers, fund distribution with commission retention, scheduled settlement to seller accounts and detailed reporting for each party. Collection from buyers, by card with 3-D Secure, runs through ChariPay, the payment platform operated by Chari Money; seller accounts and payouts rely on Chari Money's infrastructure. Going live remains subject to Bank Al-Maghrib's approval, through the granting of principal agent status, and any new use case requires the prior approval of the Banking Supervision Directorate.

How Chari Money addresses this

Chari Money provides payment accounts with an IBAN for each seller, automatic fund distribution with commission management, KYC/KYB onboarding of sellers, scheduled settlement with per-seller reporting, and a unified tracking dashboard for the marketplace. On the buyer side, card collection (Visa, Mastercard, Maroc Pay) with 3-D Secure is handled by ChariPay.

Want to collect payments from your own customers?

Does your platform mainly need to collect on behalf of affiliated merchants? ChariPay's distribution space manages a sub-merchant network, each with its own wallet and KYC.

Use cases

E-commerce marketplace

Manage buyer payments, platform commissions and seller settlements from a single infrastructure.

Services platform

Accept customer payments and pay service providers with dedicated payment accounts and automatic splitting.

Delivery marketplace

Manage flows between customers, restaurants or shops and couriers, with automatic settlement for each party.

Rental platform

Secure tenants' payments, keep the platform commission and settle owners automatically.

B2B marketplace

Manage payments between business buyers and suppliers, with KYB onboarding and dedicated accounts.

Regulatory note — Any partner wishing to use Chari Money's financial services on a white-label basis must be approved by Bank Al-Maghrib, through the granting of principal agent status. Launching any new use case requires the prior approval of the Banking Supervision Directorate.

Frequently asked questions

Split payment is the automatic distribution of a payment between several parties: the marketplace keeps its commission and the sellers receive their share. Chari Money automates this process with configurable rules.

Yes. KYC/KYB onboarding of sellers is built into the Chari Money platform to ensure regulatory compliance.

Each seller has a payment account with a Moroccan IBAN. Funds are settled according to the defined cycle, with detailed reporting.

Buyers pay by card (Visa, Mastercard and Maroc Pay by default) with 3-D Secure, on the hosted payment page of ChariPay, the payment platform operated by Chari Money.

Yes. Refunds can be initiated from the dashboard or through the API.

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Regulatory note — Any partner wishing to use Chari Money's financial services on a white-label basis must be approved by Bank Al-Maghrib, through the granting of principal agent status. Launching any new use case requires the prior approval of the Banking Supervision Directorate.