Feeding the need,not the greed, acrossAfrica's food economy

Across Nigeria, employers pay billions in meal allowances every month. Almost none of it is tracked, much of it never buys food, and the tax treatment punishes everyone involved.

We built Chawpass so that money behaves the way it was intended to a card and wallet that work at a supermarket chain and a market stall alike, with a record finance can stand behind.

To make nutritious, affordable food accessible and traceable to everyone, whether formal or informal, banked or unbanked, through a seamless and secure, chip-enabled or digital food payment system.

That means meeting people where they already eat: the buka on the corner, the stall in the open market, the supermarket on the way home. Access first, everything else second.

To become Africa's leading food-specific payment infrastructure: 10 countries, 2 million cardholders, and ₦2 trillion in annual food transactions within seven years.

We are committed to a food economy where an allowance reaches the plate it was meant for, and where the merchants who feed a country get paid reliably for doing it.