Bridge Traditional & Digital Finance.
AfriVest's On & Off Ramp is designed to be the gateway between traditional African financial systems and the digital asset economy. Built to connect major banks, mobile money providers, and card networks, it aims to let people across Africa move between fiat and digital assets.
Whether you are a farmer in rural Kenya wanting to tokenize your harvest, a trader in Lagos converting profits to stablecoins, or a diaspora member sending remittances home, the ramp infrastructure is designed to handle conversion quickly and at competitive cost.
Remittances into Sub-Saharan Africa still cost about 8% to send, the world's highest (World Bank, 2024). Accessible on and off ramps are how that cost is meant to come down.
Every Payment Method, One Platform.
Mobile money, bank transfers, and card payments across 40+ currencies, so the ramp meets people where their money already lives.
Mobile Money Integration
Designed to on-ramp directly from M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, Airtel Money, and other major mobile money providers.
Bank Transfers
Designed to integrate with major African banks for fiat deposits and withdrawals in local currency.
Card Payments
Built to accept Visa, Mastercard, and local payment cards for digital asset purchases.
40+ Currencies
Designed to support major African currencies including ZAR, NGN, KES, GHS, TZS, and more.
Fast Processing
Built for real-time conversion, with funds designed to reach your wallet moments after confirmation.
Compliance by Design
Designed to align with local financial service frameworks in each supported jurisdiction.
How It Works.
Four steps move value between traditional finance and digital assets: choose a method, set an amount, verify once, and receive funds.
Choose Your Method
Select from mobile money, bank transfer, card payment, or cash agent deposit.
Enter Amount
Specify how much to convert, and see rates and fees before confirming.
Verify & Confirm
Quick identity check (first time only) and transaction confirmation via biometrics.
Funds Delivered
Digital assets arrive in your wallet, or fiat lands in your bank or mobile money account.