Documentation Index
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How fiat payment works
Fiat (ETB) payment on Sendovex is a direct transfer between buyer and merchant. Sendovex does not process or hold fiat. The buyer sends ETB directly to the merchant’s bank account or mobile wallet using whichever method the merchant accepts. The specific payment method for each trade is set by the merchant in their listing.Supported payment methods
Mobile money
| Method | Provider |
|---|---|
| telebirr | Ethio Telecom |
Bank transfer
| Bank |
|---|
| Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) |
| Awash Bank |
| Bank of Abyssinia |
| Dashen Bank |
| Wegagen Bank |
| Hibret Bank |
| Cooperative Bank of Oromia |
| Oromia International Bank |
| Nib International Bank |
| Abay Bank |
| Addis International Bank |
| Amhara Bank |
| Berhan Bank |
| Bunna Bank |
| Enat Bank |
| Global Bank Ethiopia |
| Lion International Bank |
| Zemen Bank |
| Development Bank of Ethiopia |
| ZamZam Bank |
| Hijra Bank |
| Siinqee Bank |
| Shabelle Bank |
| Ahadu Bank |
| Goh Betoch Bank |
| Tsedey Bank |
| Gadaa Bank |
| Rammis Bank |
How to pay
- After escrow is funded, the trade screen shows the merchant’s payment details (account number, name, phone number).
- Open your bank app or telebirr and send the exact ETB amount shown.
- Return to Sendovex and tap I’ve Sent Payment.
- Wait for the merchant to confirm receipt and release escrow.
Payment disputes
If you sent fiat but the merchant claims not to have received it:- Do not try to cancel the trade.
- Take a screenshot of your bank transfer receipt showing the date, time, amount, and recipient.
- Open a dispute from the trade screen and attach the evidence.