Launch in Iraq

A ride-hailing service
for Baghdad and beyond
configured around your operation.

Configure IQD pricing, supported languages, operating areas, services, and registration fields. Choose App Experience and connect a supported payment provider after merchant approval.

48
Supported interface languages, including Arabic
IQD
Configurable currency and fare rules
App Experience
Rides, delivery and shops, or both
4 steps
Configuration, validation, pilot, and release
48
Supported interface languages, including Arabic
IQD
Configurable currency and fare rules
App Experience
Rides, delivery and shops, or both
4 steps
Configuration, validation, pilot, and release
Last updated · May 20267 min readIraq · MENA

Iraq includes distinct operating conditions in Baghdad, Basra, Erbil, and other cities. The operator should validate demand, driver supply, connectivity, support, licensing, and payment availability for each area.

An Iraq launch needs clear payment and operating rules for each region. The operator chooses cash, wallet, or another supported method according to its approved merchant accounts, contracts, and accounting process, then tests the complete flow before release.

Waslni can be configured with IQD pricing, supported languages, operating areas, service types, and dynamic registration. One role-aware app serves riders and drivers, authorised staff get quick administration inside it, and the full web dashboard controls the operation. App Experience selects rides, delivery and shops, or both.

Configured for Iraq

What is preset
for the Iraqi market

01

Configurable payment options

The operator can enable cash and connect a supported card or wallet provider available to its approved merchant account. The in-app wallet is optional and controlled from the operating configuration.

02

Configurable driver registration

Admins define the sections, fields, and supporting documents required for each service type. The operator’s local legal advisers determine the official requirements in its operating region.

03

Configurable operating areas

Define approved areas in Baghdad, Basra, Erbil, or elsewhere with separate pricing and operating rules. Legal and commercial requirements must be confirmed for every region.

04

Arabic-first language settings

Choose from 48 supported interface languages, including Arabic with RTL. Confirm the required Kurdish locale and translated content for the operator before launch.

What ships

Three connected surfaces.
One operation.

Mobile app

One download for riders and drivers

The same branded iOS and Android app opens the right rider or driver mode after sign-in. Configure it for city rides and parcel delivery, a restaurant and grocery marketplace, or both.

Mobile admin

Quick control inside the app

Permission-aware admin tools let authorised team members handle urgent approvals, live operations, and support checks without switching to another app.

Web admin

Full control from the browser

Manage dispatch, users, service types, pricing, payment options, documents, roles, reports, shops, and content from the main web dashboard.

Launch sequence

From configuration
to a controlled pilot

01 /
Step 1

Brand and Iraq settings

Apply the brand, set IQD, choose languages, define approved areas, and select App Experience.

02 /
Step 2

Services and registration

Configure service types, fares, operating rules, and locally approved registration fields.

03 /
Step 3

Payments and validation

Connect a supported provider after merchant approval and test every enabled cash, wallet, payment, and settlement flow.

04 /
Step 4

Controlled pilot

Submit the app for store review and validate dispatch, support, and finance in a limited approved area before expansion.

Iraq-specific

Plain answers
for Iraqi operators

01 /

Can I configure Waslni for Iraq?

Yes. Configure IQD pricing, the tenant languages, operating areas, service types, registration fields, and supported payment integrations. The operator remains responsible for local licences and approved merchant accounts in each operating region.

02 /

How does cash work in Iraq?

When cash is enabled, the app records the fare and driver collection. The operator defines reconciliation, wallet funding, and settlement procedures according to its contracts and accounting requirements.

03 /

Can federal Iraq and the Kurdistan Region use different settings?

Separate operating areas, languages, registration fields, and business rules can be configured. The operator must confirm licensing, merchant accounts, data handling, and legal structure for each region.

04 /

Can I launch outside the largest cities?

Operating areas and fares are configurable, but demand, driver supply, licensing, support coverage, and unit economics must be validated for each city.

05 /

How are driver settlements handled?

The platform records trips, commissions, and wallet movements. The operator defines its own settlement destination and schedule based on provider support, driver contracts, and local accounting requirements.

Start in Iraq

Review the Iraq setup,
before defining launch scope

Explore IQD pricing, languages, the unified app, in-app administration, the full web dashboard, and App Experience.

Launch a ride-hailing service in Iraq — Waslni