Configure KWD pricing, service areas, registration fields, and the initial App Experience. Select a supported payment provider only after merchant approval and local review.
Kuwait rewards operators who understand how customers prefer to pay. The launch plan should therefore start with the payment methods available to the operator’s approved merchant account, while retaining cash or the in-app wallet only when they fit the operating model.
Kuwait City and surrounding areas can have different pickup, service, and support needs. Define those differences from the operator’s observed demand and approved operating scope instead of treating an unsourced national pattern as a pricing rule.
Waslni can be configured with KWD pricing, Arabic and English, multiple operating areas, service types, and admin-composed driver registration. Supported payment providers are connected after the operator's merchant account is approved.
The operator can connect Checkout.com after its merchant account is approved. Cash and the optional in-app wallet can be enabled according to the launch model.
Admins compose registration sections, fields, and supporting documents per service type. The operator’s Kuwaiti legal advisers determine the official requirements.
Define approved service areas around Kuwait City, Hawalli, Salmiya, Jahra, or elsewhere with separate pricing and availability. Airport-specific access and queue rules require separate approval and scope.
Kuwait's bilingual rider base defaults to either language with one-tap switch. The admin panel runs the same way.
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.
Permission-aware admin tools let authorised team members handle urgent approvals, live operations, and support checks without switching to another app.
Manage dispatch, users, service types, pricing, payment options, documents, roles, reports, shops, and content from the main web dashboard.
Apply the brand, set KWD, choose languages, define operating areas, and select App Experience.
Configure services, fares, rules, and locally approved registration fields.
Connect a supported provider after merchant approval and test every enabled payment and settlement flow.
Submit the app for store review and validate dispatch, support, and finance in a limited area before expansion.
Yes. Configure KWD pricing, Arabic and English, operating areas, service types, registration fields, and supported payment integrations. Local licences and merchant approval remain the operator’s responsibility.
Choose a provider that supports your Kuwaiti legal entity, required payment methods, and settlement model. Waslni confirms technical support after reviewing the approved merchant account.
No. Availability depends on the provider, merchant approval, supported methods, and successful testing for the operator’s account.
The platform records trips, commissions, and wallet movements. The operator defines its settlement process and schedule according to its payment provider, contracts, and local accounting requirements.
A basic airport service area and fare can be configured. A holding queue, FIFO assignment, flight-data link, or automatic access fee requires separate approval, scope, and testing.
Explore KWD pricing, languages, the unified app, in-app administration, the full web dashboard, and App Experience.