CBK
Central Bank of Kenya — supervises payment service providers and mobile money operators.
Mobile money is the rail. Kenya leads on digital ID with Huduma; Nigeria runs the world's largest open banking scheme; CBK and CBN both expect granular reporting on payment service providers.
The bodies whose returns we generate and whose audit questions we’re designed to answer.
Central Bank of Kenya — supervises payment service providers and mobile money operators.
Central Bank of Nigeria — Payment Service Bank licensing and PSP supervision.
Operated by Safaricom; the de-facto mobile money rail in Kenya.
M-Pesa · Airtel Money · PesaLink · NIBSS (Nigeria) · USSD payment channels.
Each rail integration ships with reconciliation, dispute handling and audit-traceable settlement records.
The reporting cadences, frameworks and filings that define operating in Africa today.
Payment Service Provider returns to CBK — transaction volumes, dispute statistics, AML metrics.
Nigeria PSP and PSB returns; specific large-value transaction monitoring.
Tiered KYC for mobile-money customers; Huduma digital ID integration for higher-tier accounts.
Bank of Tanzania, Bank of Ghana for in-scope firms — varies by corridor.
Filtered from the 95-Micro-AI catalog by jurisdictional relevance — Built status first, then P1.
Most operators start with one jurisdiction. The platform's data plane is region-pinned, so the next jurisdiction is a contract amendment, not a re-platforming.
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30-minute call · we map your stack against the Africa obligations · you leave with a 4–6 week deployment plan.