> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developers.klasha.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments.md).

# Accepting Payments

- [Test Payments](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/test-payments.md): You can use the following test cards details to test different payment channels.
- [Payments API](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/payments-api.md): Summary
- [Mobile money](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/payments-api/mobile-money.md): Collect payments via our mobile money api
- [Pay with Capitec Pay](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/payments-api/pay-with-capitec-pay.md)
- [USSD](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/payments-api/ussd.md): The Klasha USSD Payment API allows businesses to accept payments via USSD codes, a method especially effective in regions with limited access to the internet.
- [Payment Link](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/payment-link.md): We can now accept payments through our payment link.
- [Dashboard](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/payment-link/dashboard.md): Collect payments from your customers using payment link.
- [Payment Link API](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/payment-link/payment-link-api.md): Collect payments from your customers using payment link.
- [Klasha Inline](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/klasha-inline.md): Embed Klasha into your website using our inline JavaScript integration.
- [HTML Checkout](https://developers.klasha.com/accepting-payments/html-checkout.md): Collect payments from your customers using Klasha inline in your HTML file.


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