Industries / Financial Services

Payment infrastructure built on how Zambians actually pay.

Mobile-money-first payment systems, double-entry ledgers, and the compliance groundwork that comes with handling other people's money.

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The challenge

Most payment integrations bolt mobile money on as an afterthought.

Card-first platforms treat mobile money as a secondary option, which shows in clunky checkout flows and unreliable confirmation. We build the other way around — mobile money first, with an accounting core solid enough to audit.

What we build
  • Payment gateway integration
    Mobile money, card, and bank rails in one checkout
  • Double-entry ledger systems
    Every transaction recorded and auditable, not just logged
  • Merchant & vendor settlement
    Commission handling and payout automation
  • Compliance-aware architecture
    Built with regulatory requirements in view from day one
Product spotlight

Payment Gateway (PSP)

A standalone payment service provider architecture with a double-entry ledger core, built for organizations that need to process payments on their own infrastructure rather than depend entirely on a third party.

Note: operating as a payment service provider in Zambia falls under the Bank of Zambia's National Payment Systems Act — we factor regulatory requirements into the architecture, but licensing and compliance sign-off remain the operator's responsibility.

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Technologies
FastifyPostgreSQLMobile Money APIsDouble-entry ledgerNext.js
Frequently asked

Common questions

Are you a licensed payment provider?

We build the technical infrastructure. Regulatory licensing under the Bank of Zambia's National Payment Systems Act sits with the operating entity, and we design the system to support that compliance process.

Which mobile money providers can this support?

Integration is scoped per engagement, based on the providers relevant to your customer base.

How do you handle transaction accuracy?

Every transaction is recorded through a double-entry ledger, so balances are always reconcilable rather than inferred from logs.

Can this integrate with an existing platform?

Yes — the payment core can run standalone behind an API, or be embedded directly into an existing marketplace or app.

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