For Developers

Add Subscription Billing to Any Nepal Product.

SUQO is the subscription layer for Nepal's payment stack. Integrate once via REST API — create subscribers, manage renewal cycles, and collect via eSewa and Khalti. Deploy to every product that needs recurring billing. No merchant account required.

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Drop-in payment link

Every SUQO plan gets a unique payment URL. Copy it and paste it anywhere — your existing website, a WhatsApp message, an email, or an internal portal. Your customers click it, pay via eSewa or Khalti, and SUQO automatically creates their subscriber record and starts their billing cycle. No code, no setup, no redirect logic to write.

Your plan's payment URL app.suqo.ai/pay/your-plan-id

Best for: businesses already running a website, portal, or CMS that just need to start collecting — right now.

Effort Minutes to hours
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Embeds & plugins

Drop SUQO's checkout directly into your existing product without touching the payment flow yourself. Install a WordPress plugin, embed a checkout widget with a single script tag, or use a pre-built component inside your web app. The subscriber lands on your page — SUQO handles the payment and billing cycle behind it.

In the pipeline:

  • WordPress plugin
  • Embeddable checkout widget (script tag)
  • React / Next.js component

Best for: businesses on WordPress, existing web apps, or teams that want a native-feeling checkout without building one.

Effort Developer hours
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Full REST API

Wire SUQO directly into your product. Create subscribers, assign plans, trigger renewal reminders, collect payments, and query billing state entirely through API calls. Run the full subscription lifecycle without a dashboard. Your product stays the interface — SUQO is the billing layer underneath it. Auto-debit ready when Nepal gets there.

Create a subscription POST /api/v1/subscriptions/

Best for: SaaS products, ISPs, and technical teams that want SUQO embedded invisibly inside their own product experience.

View API docs →
For technical teams

Subscription infrastructure you can build on.

Create a subscription through the API and SUQO hands back a hosted checkout link — OTP, wallet, and bank payment all handled for you. Get notified the moment something happens with signed webhooks. No per-call charges. No developer tier. Free from day one.

  • Create subscriptions and get a hosted checkout link back
  • SUQO handles the entire payment flow — OTP, wallet, bank transfer
  • Get notified instantly with signed webhooks — success, failure, or status change
  • Works alongside the dashboard — or fully headless
View API docs →
POST /api/v1/subscriptions/
GET /api/v1/subscriptions/
POST /api/v1/subscriptions/{id}/cancel/
POST /api/v1/subscriptions/update-billing-cycle/ 
// POST /api/v1/subscriptions/
{
  "pbp_id": "pbp_3n9k2x",
  "return_url": "https://acme.example.com/thank-you"
}

// 201 Created
{
  "status": "pending_checkout",
  "checkout_url": "app.suqo.ai/pay/sub_9f8a7b6c"
}

// Webhook → your endpoint (signed)
{
  "event": "checkout.succeeded",
  "subscription_id": "sub_9f8a7b6c"
}

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Developer questions answered

Yes. A SUQO account and KYC verification is required to collect payments — this connects your business to Nepal's payment infrastructure. Once verified, you get API keys and your plan payment URLs immediately. Setup takes under 10 minutes.

Yes. Build and test against the sandbox environment first — no real SMS, email, or money involved. Point your integration at the live base URL when you're ready to go live.

Auto-debit will allow payments to be pulled from a subscriber's digital wallet or bank account at renewal — no link click required. When that becomes available in Nepal, SUQO will expose it through the same API endpoints. Products already integrated with SUQO will get auto-debit without changing their integration.

No. API access is free — no per-call billing, no developer tier, no rate-limit surcharge. You pay a 1.99% processing fee only on successful payments collected through SUQO.

Yes. Both work from the same account and share the same subscriber records. You might use payment links for onboarding new subscribers (no code needed) and the API to query or manage billing state programmatically.

We're actively building the WordPress plugin and embeddable checkout widget. No firm date yet — follow the blog or sign up to be notified when they launch.

Start building on Nepal's subscription infrastructure.

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