Cameroon manager, Volker Finke, says that the dispute over the bonuses is over and that they can now depart for Brazil.
It was reported that the squad refused to board the plane until a agreement was reached regarding the finances.
But Cameroon boss says the agreement was made on Sunday morning and believes the whole situation was not as big as it was made out to be.
"It's just one of those things that these agreements can take longer in Africa," Finke told German TV station Sport1.
"That agreement was struck this morning and now we can fly to Brazil today (Sunday).
"Our fans will be pleased - Cameroon will of course be participating in the World Cup.
"The agreement is there and there's no point making such a big fuss out of the whole thing. It's really not as big as it has been made out to be in recent days."
The Indomitable Lions begin their World Cup campaign on June 13 when they take on Mexico in Natal.
