Continental trade framework
The environment in which businesses can trade across African borders.
A continental market needs financial systems that can work together.
AfCFTA expands the commercial context for intra-African trade. Karvo connects the financial infrastructure beneath that trade so existing institutions can operate across markets through one governed layer.
01AfCFTA creates the market.
02MSMEs create the trade.
03Financial institutions provide the rails.
04Karvo connects and orchestrates those rails.
The missing connection / 01
Commercial opportunity does not automatically create financial interoperability.
MSME and enterprise activity
Orders, invoices, services, goods, counterparties, and commercial obligations.
Karvo orchestration
Connectivity, normalization, controls, provider coordination, transaction state, and reconciliation.
Existing financial institutions and systems
Banks, mobile money, PSPs, switches, FX and liquidity providers, PAPSS, and settlement infrastructure.
Karvo’s role / 02
Infrastructure beneath the trade.
Karvo does not own the market or replace its financial institutions. It provides the common operational layer through which eligible participants connect across markets with less repeated integration and clearer transaction outcomes.
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