Coverage

Five live corridors. Direct African reach.

Q: Which African corridors are live?

Five live corridors: NGN (Nigeria), GHS (Ghana), XOF (West Africa CFA), XAF (Central Africa CFA) and KES (Kenya), with operational presence across Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon and Kenya.

Q: What are typical settlement windows?

Major corridors settle same-day, with instant local-currency settlement on supported rails. Specific SLA windows per corridor are confirmed during onboarding.

Q: Does Trove name its banking partners?

Trove settles through direct local banking and settlement relationships in each market. Specific partner identities are disclosed to onboarded counterparties under NDA.

We settle in local currency across West, Central, and East Africa on our own banking rails, not someone else's. Below: where we operate, how fast money lands, and the compliance posture we hold in each market.

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Operational presence

Illustrative. Markers indicate corridor coverage, not precise geographic boundaries.

NGNNigeria

GHSGhana

XOFW. Africa CFA

XAFC. Africa CFA

KESKenya

Operational Presence

Nigeria • Ghana • Côte d'Ivoire • Cameroon • Kenya

Additional XOF & XAF Coverage

Senegal • Mali • Burkina Faso • Togo • Guinea-Bissau • Niger • Gabon • Republic of Congo • Equatorial Guinea

Settlement windows & SLA

NGN — Nigeria

Same-day; instant on supported rails

GHS — Ghana

Same-day on major rails

XOF — W. Africa CFA

Same-day; native CFA settlement

XAF — C. Africa CFA

Same-day; native CFA settlement

KES — Kenya

Same-day; instant on supported rails

Confirmed SLA

Per-corridor SLA set at onboarding

Settlement windows are indicative. Committed SLAs are agreed bilaterally per corridor and volume.

Banking & settlement partners

We settle through direct local banking and settlement relationships in each market — the reason coverage is liquidity, not connectivity. Specific partner identities are reserved for onboarded counterparties and disclosed under NDA during KYB.

Risk & compliance posture per corridor

Uniform perimeter — every corridor operates under the same FINTRAC-registered PCMLTFA programme: KYB, sanctions screening, monitoring and Travel Rule.
Corridor risk rating — each market carries a documented risk rating that drives due-diligence depth and monitoring sensitivity.
Native CFA handling — XOF and XAF settled directly, reducing intermediary counterparty exposure.
Local banking diligence — settlement partners are themselves subject to due diligence and ongoing review.

Reference clients are available to qualified counterparties on request during onboarding.

Coverage FAQ

Which African corridors are live?

Five: NGN (Nigeria), GHS (Ghana), XOF (West Africa CFA), XAF (Central Africa CFA) and KES (Kenya), with presence across Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon and Kenya.

What are typical settlement windows?

Major corridors settle same-day, with instant settlement on supported rails. Committed SLAs are confirmed during onboarding.

Does Trove name its banking partners?

We settle through direct local relationships in each market. Partner identities are disclosed to onboarded counterparties under NDA.