Zakariya Payee, developed by Zakariya, is a Chrome extension that automates backend payout configuration for Facebook pages. It handles bulk mapping of Financial IDs to Page IDs, sets up payout accounts, and can trigger tax form generation while reporting progress. The tool runs inside the browser and integrates with Facebook's systems. It targets monetization managers, digital agencies, and creators who manage many monetized pages and need faster setup workflows.

It targets Facebook Reels and performance-bonus monetization flows

The extension focuses on a narrow, technical problem by addressing the backend requirements of Facebook's Ad on Reels and Performance Bonus programs, areas few general tools cover. That niche orientation makes the tool useful when program-specific payout rules matter, because it is designed around those monetization subtypes rather than general page management.

It preserves sensitive session data by operating inside the browser

The tool implements a privacy-first architecture that keeps sensitive tokens local to the browser and does not rely on external servers. According to the documentation, session tokens are stored locally and the extension does not keep primary login credentials on external systems, lowering the surface area for server-side exposure while executing account configuration tasks.

It works on Chromium browsers and fits teams that manage many pages

The extension installs on Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers such as Edge and Brave, so it fits workflows already based on that platform family. The developer builds utility tools for social monetization, and the design assumes operators manage multiple pages; users should align bulk operations with platform guidelines and the extension’s operational model when scaling workflows.

A practical, community-backed option for high-volume monetization teams

Community feedback notes meaningful time savings during payout setup, making the extension a practical choice for monetization managers and agencies handling extensive page portfolios. Expect a focused tool that handles a specific backend task rather than a general social media manager. As a precaution, test any large bulk run on a small sample to verify mappings and account behavior before full-scale use.