A clearer way to buy, sell and hold crypto — with prices in Kenyan shillings, costs shown before you commit, and security you can actually see.
No deposit to look around. We never ask for your password or recovery phrase.
Illustrative figures for layout review. No money moves here. Real rates are set and locked by the server at the moment you confirm.
Designed so a first-timer understands the whole journey before committing a single shilling.
Sign in with a passkey — no password to steal or forget. Verify your identity once, as Kenyan rules require.
Top up from M-PESA, Airtel Money or MTN. You see the exact fee and what lands before you send.
Buy BTC, ETH or USDC in one tap, hold safely, and withdraw back to mobile money whenever you want.
Every price leads in Kenyan shillings. The figures below are labelled sample values for this review — live prices come from the exchange engine, never the page.
These are the controls the production build is designed around. They describe how the system behaves — not a claim that today's live site already does all of this.
Log in with your device's face or fingerprint. There's no password to phish, leak or reuse — with a recovery path for a lost phone.
Before any withdrawal you see the exact destination, network and amount. Change any of them and the approval resets — no silent swaps.
A live list of the devices signed in to your account, with one tap to sign out anything you don't recognise.
Whether a transaction is allowed is decided on our servers, never in your browser. Keys and balances never live on the page.
Not by call, SMS, WhatsApp or email. Anyone who does is trying to scam you — stop, and report it to our support team.
Most exchanges paste "100% verified" with nothing behind it. We show each trust item with its real status — verified, in progress, or not yet published — and never claim what we can't prove.
Each row links to the underlying document once published, with its date and scope. A reserve snapshot is not a blanket guarantee of safety — it is one dated piece of evidence among several. This panel is wired to show live status; the states shown here are placeholders for the review.
We chose Nairobi as the first market and built the whole journey around how Kenyans already move money — not a template bolted on from somewhere else.
Example figures and timing for layout review. Real fees, limits and settlement come from the payment partners once integrations are confirmed.
Plain-language guides written for first-timers — each one shareable to WhatsApp or X in a tap, because in Kenya trust travels by word of mouth.
A five-minute, jargon-free explainer — what it is, what it isn't, and the honest risks before you put in a shilling.
The five lines every scammer uses in Kenya, and the one rule that keeps your money safe: never share your recovery phrase.
Exactly what you pay to deposit, trade and withdraw — with a worked example from M-PESA to BTC and back.
No. This is a design review concept for the Nairobi pilot. Nothing here moves real money, and the numbers shown are labelled sample values. A live build requires confirmed payment integrations and verified compliance evidence first.
Every cost is shown in shillings before you confirm: the deposit fee, the trading fee, any network fee and the withdrawal fee. The figures in this concept are examples to show the layout — the real schedule is set once partners and pricing are confirmed.
We won't claim it is until we can show it. The Trust Centre lists each piece of evidence — operating entity, proof of reserves, security review — with its real status. Where something isn't published yet, we say so rather than paste a badge.
The Nairobi pilot is designed around M-PESA, Airtel Money and MTN MoMo, with KES deposits. Exact rails, limits and settlement times are confirmed with each payment partner before launch.
Authorisation status is shown — honestly — in the Trust Centre as it progresses. We won't describe the pilot as officially approved until that evidence is in place and dated.
Join the early-access list. We'll only email you when there's something real to try — and we'll never ask for your password or recovery phrase.