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Payments
SlickPay
SlickPay (Slick-Pay) is an Algerian payments app and merchant gateway based in Dely Ibrahim, Algiers: payment links, QR codes, invoices and an API to accept CIB and Edahabia cards through SATIM, with published fees of 1.4% to 2% per transaction.
- Location
- Dely Ibrahim, Algiers, DZ
- Founded
- 2022
- Services
- Payment links (Slick Link) · QR code payments (Slick Shop) · CIB and Edahabia online card gateway (via SATIM) · Invoicing for merchants without a website · Transfers between cards and bank or postal accounts · Mobile top-up, digital products and subscriptions · Slick Wallet and point of sale for merchants · API with free sandbox, WooCommerce plugin and Laravel package
What SlickPay does
SlickPay (also written Slick-Pay) describes itself as an online payment solution in Algeria for creating payment links, invoices, transfers and collections. Its LinkedIn page lists 2022 as its founding year; the first iOS release dates from 30 May 2022. According to We Are Tech Africa, Mounir Ammari is its co-founder and CEO. In May 2025, Radio Algérienne reported a second prize, for electronic payment, at the Islamic Development Bank's innovation competition in Algiers.
Services
- Slick Link: create a payment link, share it and get paid.
- Slick Shop: contactless payment by scanning a SlickPay, ADE or Sonelgaz QR code, confirmed with a PIN or fingerprint.
- CIB and Edahabia gateway: the customer is redirected to SATIM's platform, which holds the card data.
- For merchants: invoices without a website, point of sale, an API with a free sandbox, plus an official WooCommerce plugin and Laravel package.
- For consumers: transfers from bank and postal cards and accounts, mobile top-ups, digital products (Apple, PlayStation, Razer, Riot Games, IPTV) and streaming subscriptions.
Coverage and how it works
Under its terms of use, a merchant needs a commercial register, a business bank account and an online-payment authorization request to SATIM and GIE Monétique, then completes KYC. Fees published on slick-pay.com (read on 3 November 2026) depend on payout frequency:
- Auto (as soon as SATIM confirms): 2% per transaction
- Daily: 1.9%
- Weekly (every Sunday): 1.6%
- Bi-monthly: 1.5%
- Monthly: 1.4%
- Enterprise: custom fees
No fixed DZD fee or subscription is published. A DZBuild store can connect its own Slick-Pay account, but not at the same time as Chargily Pay.
Things to watch
- Audience figures differ: the website claims more than 50,000 users and more than 600 million dinars processed, Maghreb Emergent reported more than 23,000 users in April 2026, and Google Play shows 10K+ downloads (4.0 rating from 193 reviews, read on 3 November 2026).
- PCI DSS certification and GIE Monétique approval are company claims.
- The refund clause in the terms of use does not state a time limit.
- No legal entity name is published on the website; the apps are published under the name Azimut Business Solutions.
Recent coverage
What is the best e-commerce platform in Algeria in 2026? DZBuild, Shopify, WooCommerce and YouCan compared on pricing in dinars, commission, cash on delivery and courier integrations, from official pages read on 3 November 2026.
DZBuild review 2026: prices in dinars (Pro from 1,000 DZD/month), no commission on sales, cash on delivery and courier links such as Yalidine, 7-day support in Arabic and French, and the WELCOME15 code for 15% off your first payment.
Create a store on DZBuild in 6 steps: 3-day Pro trial with no card, custom domain, delivery prices per wilaya (province), Yalidine, ZR Express and Ecotrack links, then paying the plan with WELCOME15.
How to accept online payment in Algeria in 2026: CIB and Edahabia cards through CIBweb and your bank or through Chargily Pay and Slick-Pay, or BaridiMob transfers and QR, with fees, documents and steps.