Follow 5 short steps below on your iPhone. When done, every bKash / Nagad / M-Money SMS auto-confirms on your dashboard — same as our Android app.
Every merchant gets a unique URL. You'll paste it into the shortcut on install.
One tap. iOS prompts you to paste the URL you just copied.
secret field showing PASTE_YOUR_SECRET_HERE.On desktop? Send this page to your iPhone by tapping Share → Send to iPhone, then install from Safari there.
One per payment provider you accept. Skip any you don't use.
On some carriers this appears as "01247" or "bKash" — match whatever your Messages app shows.
bKash → tap NextSome carriers show "16167" instead — check your Messages app for the actual sender.
Nagad → tap NextAtomaPay's own sender name for M-Money notifications in Afghanistan.
MobileMoney → tap NextThis is the toggle that makes it silent. If Ask Before Running stays ON, iOS shows a confirmation prompt every time an SMS arrives — the merchant has to tap it, which defeats the whole point of auto-confirm.
Your iPhone is now watching for bKash, Nagad, and MobileMoney SMS. Nothing else on your phone is affected — the shortcut only fires when one of those senders sends you a message.
Stacks 3 more Personal Automations so your dashboard always shows ONLINE — even on days with zero customers.
The SMS automations from Section C only run when a real payment SMS arrives. On a quiet day, your dashboard will flip to IDLEand you might worry something's broken. These keep-alive triggers run the shortcut a few times a day with no SMS body — the server records a heartbeat and your dashboard stays green.
Your dashboard will show ONLINE at least 3 times a day even with zero payments. If it ever goes IDLE, something on your iPhone actually needs attention (Focus mode, disabled automation, dead battery).
Prove it works before your first real customer.
If something doesn't work, check these first.