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Waffy products

Three ways to use Waffy. Pick the one that fits how you work — or use two together.

The three ways

ProductWho uses itHow it worksSetup required
Waffy appIndividuals making personal dealsTwo people, the Waffy app in the middle — available on web and mobile. Buyer pays in, seller delivers, funds release.Download the app or open the web version. No business account needed.
B2B portalYour ops teamYour team logs into a web dashboard to create contracts, confirm delivery, and release funds — no code involved.None. Waffy provisions your account; your team logs in.
APIYour platform (code)Your system calls Waffy programmatically. Contracts set themselves up when a deal happens on your platform.Integration work. The B2B portal is included so ops can handle exceptions.
One account, two ways in

When your business signs up with Waffy, you get one account. You can use it through the portal, through the API, or both. You decide which at onboarding, and you can change your mind later.

How the portal and API fit together

The portal and the API are two windows into the same system. Anything your code creates through the API shows up in the portal instantly. If something needs human attention — a disputed contract, an exception the code didn't handle, a cashout request — your ops team steps in from the portal without writing a line of code.

That's why every business that builds on the API keeps the portal open alongside it. The portal isn't a fallback; it's the ops layer that makes the integration production-ready.

What your team can do in the portal

Your ops team gets a full operator view of every contract running through your platform:

  • View all contracts and their current status — Payment, Delivery, Settlement, Completed
  • Confirm or reject delivery when your business is the one deciding the outcome
  • Trigger a refund on a rejected contract and track it back to the buyer
  • Request a cashout — withdraw your org's share from settled contracts to your registered business bank account
  • Handle any exception the API didn't cover — edge cases, manual overrides, operations support

Which one is for you

PathWho it's for
API + B2B portal (recommended)Any business with a dev team. Your system handles the happy path through the API; your ops team uses the portal for exceptions, cashouts, and anything else that needs a human. You get both automatically — no extra setup.
B2B portal onlyNo dev team. Every contract is created, confirmed, and settled manually by your team through the portal. No code to write, no servers to run. Upgrade to API + portal later at any time.
Waffy consumer appThis is a separate consumer product — for individuals buying and selling with each other. It's not covered in this documentation. Talk to Business Development if your use case involves end users transacting peer-to-peer.