Pay people back.
Your share of lunch. A lift home. Whatever you owe.
Skip the "send me your bank details" message and pay another Vahlett user directly.
Coming soon · South Africa
A new wallet for everyday payments.
Pay people, request money and pay Vahlett merchants in rands, from a wallet you control.
Money, yours to move.
Everyday money.
Simple ways to pay and get paid, without turning every payment into a bank-details exchange.
Pay Vahlett merchants.
Scan, check the amount and approve.
A simple way to pay at participating Vahlett merchants.
Request money.
Create a payment request and share the link.
They open it in Vahlett, check the amount and pay.
Your wallet. Your approval.
You approve every payment on your phone. Vahlett does not hold a key that can spend from your wallet.
Your money stays yours to move.
For businesses, too
Get paid with Vahlett.
Accept Vahlett payments in person and online, with clear payment confirmation and simple tools for your business.
Join the merchant pilotPilot details and supported devices will be shared before launch.
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to try it.
Join the waitlist. We'll email you when it's your turn.
One more step
Check your inbox.
Follow the link in your email to confirm your place. It may take a few minutes. Already confirmed? You're on the list.
A little more detail
Frequently asked questions
The wallet, the money and what happens behind the screen.
What is Vahlett?
Vahlett is a wallet for everyday payments. You can pay people, request money and pay participating Vahlett merchants in rands.
What is the money in Vahlett?
Vahlett uses ZARU, a rand-backed digital asset designed for payments. One ZARU represents one rand, with rand-denominated reserves backing the ZARU in circulation.
Your Vahlett balance is shown in rands.
Does Vahlett use crypto?
Yes. Vahlett uses ZARU on Solana.
Solana is the network that records and settles Vahlett payments. In normal use, you see rands, choose who to pay and approve the payment.
Learn more about Solana (opens in a new tab)Are there fees when I pay?
Vahlett uses Solana to process payments. Solana charges a small network cost for transactions.
Vahlett is designed to keep that in the background, so you do not need to manage SOL yourself.
What if I lose my phone?
Your wallet is designed to be recoverable on a new phone using your recovery backup.
We'll publish the exact recovery steps before launch.
Can I pay at any shop?
You can pay at any participating Vahlett merchant.
Who controls my wallet?
You do.
Payments are approved on your device, and Vahlett does not hold a key that can spend from your wallet.
Can I use Vahlett yet?
Vahlett is still in development for South Africa. The website is a waitlist for early access, not a way to open or fund a wallet.
Payment options, final fees, recovery instructions and launch terms will be published before public release.
What happens when I join the waitlist?
Choose whether you are interested for yourself, for your business or as a partner, then enter your email address and agree to receive early-access and launch updates.
Confirm your email using the link we send you. Only confirmed subscribers are eligible for future launch updates. You can unsubscribe using the opt-out link in your waitlist email. Joining the waitlist does not create a wallet or require a payment.
Vahlett is in development. Final fees, wallet recovery, payment options and launch terms will be published before public release.