African programmes in the field.
CapitalPay adapts its payment, compliance, and bank-integration infrastructure to the realities of each market while keeping the same focus: transparency, revenue assurance, and operational discipline.
Kenya
Kenya logistics and freight digital platform
Kenya's logistics and freight sector has long faced fragmentation, inefficiency, and compliance gaps that slow trade, reduce accountability, and limit the country's competitiveness in regional and global markets. CapitalPay International has partnered with Kenya's leading freight and warehousing association to deploy a comprehensive digital platform that unifies all major trade stakeholders under a single, transparent ecosystem, streamlining clearance processes, enforcing professional compliance, and enabling real-time visibility across the supply chain. Benchmarked against world-class trade facilitation standards, this initiative positions Kenya as a modern logistics hub aligned with its national development goals and the broader African Continental Free Trade Area framework.
Tanzania
Korosho JE Farmers Payment System
CapitalPay has partnered with Korosho Cooperative Joint Enterprise Ltd to digitally transform how cashew farmers across Tanzania receive their payments. The platform eliminates the costly bounce-back crisis by validating every farmer's bank account before a single shilling is disbursed, protecting over 200 Billion TZS in annual turnover. Plans are currently underway to pilot and test the solution ahead of full deployment.
Tanzania
Securiport Immigration Security Solution
CapitalPay, in partnership with global border security leader Securiport, is modernizing Tanzania's immigration infrastructure across all airports, land borders, and seaports. The solution combines Securiport's biometric database of over 30 million records with CapitalPay's Bank Integrations engine to simultaneously strengthen national security and eliminate immigration fee leakage.
Tanzania
TAFFA/TACAS Clearing Agent Compliance System
CapitalPay has partnered with the Clearing and Forwarding Agents industry to digitize and standardize Tanzania's freight forwarding sector. The system enforces mandatory fee compliance, eliminates price undercuts, supports just-in-time CFA payments, and creates a service-oriented competitive industry through a Single Use Compliance Certificate integrated with the Tanzania Revenue Authority.
Zambia
Zambia customs clearing compliance framework
Zambia's customs clearing and forwarding sector has long struggled with fee instability and market imbalances that disadvantage legitimate operators and reduce government revenue collection. Through a strategic partnership with the country's leading freight forwarding association, CapitalPay International is introducing a digital compliance framework that enforces professional fee standards and ties cargo release to verified payment.