Early accessFintech infrastructure

HabeshaFlow

Somewhere to build before you need a licence

Who it's for: Developers and product teams prototyping Ethiopian fintech — building a wallet, a remittance flow, or a KYC step and needing somewhere to write code against.
The problem it solves: Every Ethiopian fintech flow means a separate integration and an NBE licensing wall you cannot cross while you are still testing whether the idea works at all. There is nowhere to build against, so the prototype never gets written.

A FastAPI backend and Next.js dashboard bundled as one developer-friendly platform for building Ethiopian financial products. Balances, exchange rates, and transactions are all simulated, and the sandbox constraint is deliberate and stated everywhere: this exists so you can prove a flow works before you go anywhere near a licence.

Sandbox only. No real money moves, no live payment rail, no bank connection — operating a real gateway in Ethiopia requires NBE licensing.

Web App

Latest release 0.9·July 30, 2026

Open web app

What it does

A unified API and dashboard covering authentication, multi-currency wallets, peer-to-peer transactions, KYC and compliance workflows, and USD↔ETB exchange — with TypeScript and Python SDKs.

Why it's different

Wallets, transfers, FX and eKYC behind one consistent API
TypeScript and Python SDKs, Amharic-first dashboard
Sandbox boundary stated loudly — no ambiguity about real money

Core capabilities

Each capability maps to a concrete screen in the app.

Wallets

Multi-currency balances and peer-to-peer transfers.

Compliance

KYC workflows including Fayda eKYC adapters.

Exchange

Simulated USD↔ETB foreign-exchange service.

SDKs

TypeScript and Python clients over one clean API.

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