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No. RadiusNest runs everything for you in the cloud - the authentication, the billing and the dashboard. You only need a MikroTik router with internet.

Yes. Every connected router has a Remote management tile: Open WebFig opens the router's web interface in your browser, Open Winbox gives you an address for Winbox on your computer. It works without a public IP or port forwarding, because it uses the router's existing encrypted link to RadiusNest. Only the ISP owner can use it, sessions are short-lived and logged. Read the guide.

Yes. Add M-Pesa (Kenya, to your own Paybill or Till) or pawaPay (mobile money in 21 African countries, including MTN, Airtel, Orange, Wave and M-Pesa) to your shop. The customer types their number, enters their PIN on the payment request that pops up on the phone, and the login is made or renewed by itself. The money goes straight to your own account, and a payment only counts once the provider confirms it. Read the guide.

Yes. Add Stripe (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay), PayPal, Flutterwave (cards and mobile money in Africa), Xendit (South-East Asia), Razorpay (India, UPI) or Mercado Pago (Latin America, Pix) to your shop. The customer taps Pay, pays on the provider's own secure page, and the login is made or renewed by itself. The money goes straight to your own account, and a payment only counts once the provider confirms it. Read the guide.

Yes. Paste one script to connect the router, then open Automatic setup: RadiusNest reads the router, finds its ports and where the internet comes in, and proposes which ports to bridge and free address ranges. Press Set up the router and it builds the bridge, the hotspot, the PPPoE server and internet sharing for you. It saves a backup on the router first, never touches the internet connection, puts everything back by itself if the router stops answering, and can be undone any time. It is included in the free trial. Read the guide.

Yes. Open Most used on a router: RadiusNest counts the data per app - YouTube, TikTok, Netflix, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, Telegram, Zoom and Meet calls, mobile games like PUBG and Free Fire, Steam, Windows Update and the app stores - with download and upload, for today, 7 days or 30 days. It only counts: nothing is blocked or slowed. The same address lists are free for any MikroTik in our address list generator.

Yes. Data budget is switched on per router. You tick the internet port, then set how many percent less each day should use than the day before (for example 2%), the lowest the budget may fall to (for example 50% of the first day) and the slowest speed (for example 10 Mbps). RadiusNest reads the router's port counters and, only when a day's budget is used, holds the line at the slowest speed until midnight, then lifts it by itself. It works with any internet source, Starlink included, because it manages bandwidth on your own MikroTik. It is in beta, nothing is pasted on the router, and you can turn it off at any time. Read the guide.

Yes. Add your towers, access points and customer radios on the Network devices page. The MikroTik that can reach each one pings it every 30 seconds, and you get one alert on Telegram and by email when a device is down for 2 minutes, and one when it is back.

Yes. Press Open next to any device: its web page opens in a new tab, or you get a Winbox address for a MikroTik - through the router it sits behind, with no public IP needed. You log in with the device's own password.

Yes. Customers report a problem from their account page or your Telegram bot, and new customers fill in a Get connected form with their location. Everything lands in one Jobs list you can give to your technicians.

Yes. Every router's settings are saved every night and kept 30 days. Download any copy and follow the steps to replace a dead router; passwords never leave the router.

Yes. Add your costs - bandwidth, salaries, rent, equipment - once or every month, and the Profit page shows what you sold minus what you spent for each month. Receipts and invoices can carry your tax number.

Yes. A customer can type a question in their own words - "why is my internet slow?", "when does my package end?" - and the bot answers from that customer's own account, in their language, with the button that fixes it (Renew, Change password). Anything it cannot settle is passed to you with one tap, and you answer by replying. You can switch it off and set a daily limit.

No. Each package says how many devices may use one login at the same time. A device over the limit is refused with "This login is already in use on another device", and an extra device that got on anyway is disconnected within about a minute, while the first devices keep their place.

RouterOS v7 and RouterOS v6 both work. The dashboard makes the right setup script for the router you are adding.

Yes. Every ISP gets its own self-service page and can run its own Telegram bot. A customer signs in with the same internet username and password, sees how much data and how many days are left, changes their password and logs themselves off - without calling you.

Your Telegram bot speaks English, Urdu, Pashto, Dari or Persian and Arabic. Each customer picks their own the first time and can change it whenever they like.

Yes, if you offer it. A customer narrows their own connection to WhatsApp and nothing else - useful for a phone given to a child, or to make a bundle last - and opens it up again whenever they like. What they bought does not change: the days, the data and the speed stay exactly as sold.

Yes. You choose the currency your own customers pay in, and your package prices, voucher cards and takings are all shown in it. Money you have already taken keeps the currency it was taken in, so changing this never rewrites your past figures.

Yes. A reseller login runs its own small shop: its own packages and its own customers, and it never sees anyone else's. You see everything, and can manage any reseller's customers and packages from your Team page.

Yes. Each ISP only sees its own routers, users and logs. Two ISPs can even use the same username.

Your users keep working for a few grace days while you renew; adding new users is paused. You get reminder emails before and after the end date.

Yes. An upgrade starts at once. A cheaper plan starts when the current one ends, so you never lose paid days.

RadiusNest is a full authentication and billing system in the cloud for ISPs with many users and routers, and it includes a customer-facing bot your own customers talk to. MikBot is a separate, simpler Telegram bot that lets you and your staff manage users on one MikroTik router without Winbox.

RadiusNest plans can be paid by credit or debit card: the payment is taken on a secure checkout page by our payment partner, and your plan starts by itself within seconds. You can also pay with crypto (USDT, USDC and other major coins), activated automatically. MikBot can be paid by card, USDT or USDC.

Yes. RadiusNest and MikBot run in the cloud and work with MikroTik routers anywhere in the world. Our plans are priced in US dollars; what you charge your own customers is in whichever currency you choose.

Yes, both services have a free trial. No payment is needed to start.

Yes. Add app limits to a package - for example YouTube 15 GB and TikTok 10 GB - as extra data or as part of the main data. When one is used up, only that app stops until the customer renews. RadiusNest also shows which apps and sites each customer uses.

Yes. Put customers in areas and give them a location, and see every customer, tower and open job on one map. There is also a Who owes list with WhatsApp reminders and printable statements.