Guides
How payment fraud actually works against Ethiopian sellers, and what closes each kind. The per-bank instructions live on the verify pages, next to the tool that does it.
How to spot a fake payment screenshot in Ethiopia
Edited telebirr and CBE screenshots are the most common payment fraud against Ethiopian shops. What the fakes get wrong, and the one check that actually settles it.
The same receipt, twice: catching reused payment proof
A reused receipt is genuine, so it passes every check except the one nobody runs. How duplicate payment fraud works in Ethiopia and how to close it.
Payment verification for a shop that takes transfers all day
A practical routine for confirming bank and wallet transfers at a counter: what to ask for, what to check, and where the time actually goes.
Verifying Ethiopian payments from your own software
What changes when payment verification moves from a person at a counter into your order flow: idempotency, retries, outages, and what to store.
telebirr and CBE verification are not the same problem
The two providers most Ethiopian payments run through behave differently when you check them. What each one needs, and why CBE fails more often.
Every Ethiopian bank publishes receipts. Here is where.
A reference list of the receipt hosts for Ethiopian banks and wallets, so an unfamiliar-looking link can be checked against the real one.
Verifying a specific bank or wallet
Each provider has its own page with the reference shapes it accepts, where the customer finds them, and the one thing that goes wrong on that provider.