All use cases
Banks

Branch reach at agent-network cost.

Every outlet you appoint becomes a bank counter: cash in and out, account opening and KYC, far beyond where a branch could ever stand, with agent float and exposure in view the whole time.

The day one counter

What this network runs first.

An appointed outlet runs the core teller journeys the moment it is certified. Each is a catalog journey with validation and limits enforced from the contract.

Cash deposit

To any account on a partner bank

Cash withdrawal

Verified, with dual control on the limits

Account opening and KYC

Captured against the national identity (Omang)

Balance and mini-statement

A verified enquiry at the counter

How the money works

Float, commission and reconciliation.

Agency banking lives or dies on float visibility and clean settlement. Both are structural here, not a spreadsheet chased at month-end.

Agent float and exposure, live

Every outlet position shows cash and float with liquidity health, so a drying agent is flagged before it turns a customer away.

Commission per transaction

Each deposit and withdrawal earns commission at the agreed rate, recorded twice, to the thebe, as the receipt prints.

Settlement reconciled three ways

Outlet takings, the bank settlement and the ledger are matched daily, so a mismatch surfaces as an exception with a deadline, not a dispute.

Who does what

Your people, the platform roles.

Your agent network maps straight onto platform roles, including the cluster holder who fronts float for several outlets.

Outlet agent Agent

Runs the teller journeys, captures KYC and cashes up the outlet position at close.

Super-agent Super-agent

Holds and rebalances float across a cluster of outlets, requesting moves that a supervisor approves.

Agent supervisor Supervisor

Approves rebalances and reversals with dual control and watches outlet positions across the network.

Bank back office Back office

Works the daily reconciliation, the failed-transaction queue and the KYC exceptions against the compliance record.

What the network gets.

  • Branch-level reach at agent-network cost
  • Customer verification and dual control built into the counter
  • Agent float and cash exposure visible live, per outlet
  • Settlement reconciled three ways before it becomes a dispute
  • KYC captured against the national identity at the point of sale
  • A stranded-float agent flagged before customers are turned away

Extend the branch without building one.

Schedule a demo and walk the outlet counter and the positions your supervisors would watch.