ScreenShield was not built in a lab. It was built because we needed it — and couldn't find anything that worked for African financial institutions at a price that made sense.
We are the compliance infrastructure we wished existed when we started operating cross-border payments across DRC, Cameroon, and Senegal.
ScreenShield started as the internal AML/CFT compliance engine for FreshPay Money Transfer SARL, a BCC-licensed remittance operator processing cross-border transactions across DRC, Cameroon, and Senegal.
When we built it, we could not find a single sanctions screening solution that understood African corridors, included African regulatory lists like NFIU, and was priced for a fintech operating in Kinshasa rather than Frankfurt.
So we built it from scratch. By 2025, it was screening 27.5 million transactions and had passed BCC regulatory examination. In 2026, Mulanji Technologies Solution Limited took ownership of the IP and began offering it to other African financial institutions.
The difference: we are not a compliance vendor who learned about Africa. We are an African fintech operator who built compliance infrastructure because we had to.
Built by fintech operators with deep experience across African markets and international regulatory environments.
We operate under active regulatory licences and are pursuing additional certifications to support enterprise customers.
Starting in Nigeria and expanding across West and Central Africa through 2028.