The platform

Every rail that moves business money — routed, settled and reconciled daily. Phase 1 in build.


The rails

Named rails, not abstractions. Each one is there because a business needed it.

PayShap

South Africa's instant rail for lower-value, real-time payments.

RTC

Real-Time Clearing for high-value domestic transfers that cannot wait for batch windows.

EFT

Batch transfers for scheduled, high-volume flows such as payroll and supplier runs.

DebiCheck

Authenticated debit orders with bank-verified mandates for collections.

TCIB

Cross-border SADC payments — 6 corridors: Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Eswatini, Lesotho, Botswana.

SWIFT

Global correspondent payments for the corridors beyond the region.

8 rails at exit — Phase 1 target.


Ten currencies

Multi-currency transfers priced and executed with precision — 6 SADC corridors via TCIB, the rest of the world via SWIFT.

10 currencies

6 SADC corridors via TCIB, plus SWIFT


The lifecycle

Every transfer follows the same five stages, whatever the rail. State is visible at each one.

  1. Instructed Amount, currency, destination and purpose captured up front — and validated against the account's authorisation rules.
  2. Screened & quoted Active stage Sanctions and PEP screening on every instruction; FX quoted and locked when currencies differ.
  3. Routed Rail selected by size, urgency, destination and rail health.
  4. Settled Funds move inside the rail's defined window.
  5. Reconciled The movement lands in the single daily feed.

Settlement, charted

How settlement timing distributes across rails in a typical operating day.

Settlement timing by rail type

Illustrative

Data handling

POPIA-aligned data handling, scoped per integration. Specifics are part of every scoping conversation.