BANK DIRECTORY

How to Verify Ethiopian Bank Payments
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DIRECT ANSWER

Kershi helps businesses confirm Ethiopian bank and wallet payment evidence online. Choose the provider, enter the receipt or transaction details shown on the payment record, then submit the check. Sign in is required to run a verification and save its result; provider availability and returned fields can vary.

Three steps to verify

  1. Choose the bank or wallet that issued the payment receipt.
  2. Enter the reference, transaction number, account suffix, URL, token, or phone field shown for that provider.
  3. Sign in, submit the check, and review the returned status before releasing goods or closing a support case.
What you need

You need a Kershi account and the payment details from the customer receipt, SMS, or provider history. Never ask a customer to share a password or secret API key.

Important limitation

Kershi is an independent verification platform, not a bank or payment gateway. A pending, not-found, or failed result can reflect incomplete details, provider latency, or provider availability; do not release goods from a screenshot alone.

PROVIDERPAYMENT FIELDS
Commercial Bank of EthiopiaReference number, Account suffix (last 8 digits)
TelebirrTransaction number
Dashen BankReference number
Bank of AbyssiniaReference number, Account suffix (5 digits)
CBE BirrReceipt number, Phone (251XXXXXXXXX)
Awash BankReceipt URL or token
M-PESA EthiopiaTransaction number
Siinqee BankReceipt URL or token
Kaafi EbirrReceipt URL or token, Phone (optional)
Built for Ethiopians

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Compare verification approaches

Not sure whether you need Kershi, a payment gateway, manual portal checks, or an open-source script? Use the comparison pages before you integrate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with the transaction or reference number on the receipt. Some banks also need a phone number, account suffix, token, or receipt URL, and each bank page only asks for the fields that provider needs.

The directory includes CBE, Telebirr, Dashen, Bank of Abyssinia, CBE Birr, Awash, MPESA, Siinqee, and Kaafi Ebirr.

The app puts payment checks, provider selection, and verification history into one workspace your team can use at the counter.

The dashboard combines payment activity, response time, verification success, active access keys, and signed-in sessions.

Yes. Team onboarding and session management let each staff member use the shared business workspace without sharing credentials.

No. It checks submitted payment evidence; it does not hold, move, or settle funds.

Yes. Server-side integrations can use the documented API and webhooks while keeping API keys private.

Yes for production verification and saved history. This local recreation only returns an explicit demo result.

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