01 · Integration
What connects
You connect your Tap account to your Wutt workspace once, and the payment flow appears wherever you sell in chat.
- Connect Tap in your Wutt workspace settings
- Payments are collected through your own Tap account
- Works with orders taken in WhatsApp chat and Wutt Store
- No separate payment page to build
02 · Integration
What you can do today
The flows that close sales in chat are available immediately.
- Send a payment request inside the conversation
- Customer pays by card without leaving WhatsApp
- Payment status appears in the inbox when it changes
- Order confirmation sends automatically once the payment clears
03 · Integration
Setup steps
Connecting takes a few minutes.
- Create a Wutt workspace and connect your WhatsApp number
- Connect your Tap account from the payment settings
- Choose where payment requests appear: chat ordering, Wutt Store, or both
- Run a test payment with a small amount before going live
04 · Integration
Honest limitations
Know where the integration ends.
- Payment processing is subject to Tap's own terms, fees, and settlement schedule
- Refunds are initiated from Tap, not from chat
- Payment statuses update through Tap events; manual payout handling stays in Tap
- WhatsApp sending still follows Meta template rules and opt-in requirements
05 · Integration
How Wutt helps
The Tap integration runs in the same workspace as the inbox, templates, and booking, so a payment is never a jump to another screen.
Last updated 5 August 2026
Common questions
Yes. Payments are collected through your own Tap account, which you connect to Wutt.
Yes. The payment flow runs inside the conversation, and status returns to the inbox automatically.
Refunds are processed from your Tap dashboard. The integration reports payment status; it does not bypass Tap's controls.
Tap is a regional payment provider built for GCC markets, which is why it is one of Wutt's live payment integrations.
No. You pay Tap's processing fees and Wutt adds no markup on Meta's conversation fees.