How you get paid
Revenue share, taxes, and where the money actually goes.
No coding required. Plain language, concepts only.
Digimart works on revenue share. Your customer is charged for the service they take, and that money is split between you and Grameenphone at an agreed ratio.
That single sentence is the whole commercial model. The detail below is about what happens between the customer pressing Confirm and money reaching you.
The journey of one taka
The customer is charged
The amount you asked for is deducted from their Grameenphone mobile balance.
Taxes and government charges come out first
Every price you set is inclusive of applicable taxes and statutory charges. These are deducted before anything is split.
The remainder is split
What is left is divided between you and Grameenphone on the agreed revenue ratio for your service.
Your share is settled
hSenid Mobile Solutions settles the developer revenue share. The exact ratio and settlement cycle are set in your agreement.
What you never pay for
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Creating a developer account | Free |
| Registering an application | Free |
| Building and testing | Free |
| Monthly platform fee | None |
| Per-transaction fee on top of revenue share | None |