Solutions
Public sector
Control and evidence before speed.
Pay departmental and donor-funded suppliers across the border with the extra checks public money requires, and a record of every payment.
The problem
What moving money across the border costs you today.
Public money is held to a standard most payment routes were never built for. The extra checks are required rather than optional, and every payment has to be evidenced long after it was made.
What you get
What Orchura does about it.
- The checks come first
- We check who you are before you can go live, and we check everyone involved in each payment against sanctions lists and databases of politically exposed people.
- Every payment reportable
- Payments crossing the border are reported to the regulator where the rules require it, and a complete record is kept for the audit that follows.
- Built for how you have to buy
- Supplying government in South Africa means registering on the Central Supplier Database and following a formal procurement process. It takes quarters rather than weeks, and we are set up for it.
In practice
What this looks like day to day.
Extra checks as standardReported to the regulatorComplete audit recordReady for procurement