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# New Channel Announcement: Mongolia Toki

❗We are excited to introduce "Toki" our payment channel designed exclusively for Codapay users. With the inclusion of "Toki," we are proud to offer a seamless and convenient payment option with E-wallet support.

Here are some key details about this new payment option: 📱 E-wallet Channel: Toki is a platform allowing users to purchase their desired items with their familiar bank provider.

💲 Price Limit: Refer [here](https://coda-payments.gitbook.io/coda-private-technical-documentation/codapay/references/price-limits). CONTACT Business Development Team for further details.

🔒 Authentication: When making a payment with Toki, users are taken to the Pay checkout page. By clicking the "Continue" button, they will be redirected to the Toki App to complete the payment.

⏰ Transaction Expiry: Please note that transactions made through Toki, have a validity period of 6 minutes. Users may complete payment within this timeframe to ensure a successful transaction.

💻 Integration Details: For merchants and developers, please be aware that Toki, integration supports the Hosted payment page API. Unfortunately, the Backend API integration is currently not available. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.

We encourage all our users to take advantage of this payment channel, leveraging an efficient payment experience. By incorporating "Toki," into our platform, we aim to provide a tailored and reliable payment solution that meets the specific needs of our users.

**Flow Description**

| <img src="/files/f5RKo1AGlt78bx15BYrN" alt="" data-size="original"> | <ol><li>User selects Toki as a payment channel and redirects to the Toki App</li></ol>       |
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| <img src="/files/l4eF280QcPw7fukd5GgA" alt="" data-size="original"> | <ol start="2"><li>User clicks Pay button and enter their Toki App 6-digit password</li></ol> |
| <img src="/files/U7eYnYe2MaAw09WybJSf" alt="" data-size="original"> | <ol start="3"><li>Toki App displays payment completed</li></ol>                              |
| <img src="/files/0DaENCBcNdxEhoYInrhh" alt="" data-size="original"> | <ol start="4"><li>Payment success</li></ol>                                                  |


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