
Wallets, not transactions, are the unit of trust.
Each wallet carries a persistent profile: jurisdiction, KYC/KYB state, risk level, and admin notes. A wallet seen before loads with its full history.
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A licensed, observed settlement rail for African financial life — issued in Kigali, watched by the regulator, recorded on chain.
Africa’s settlement layer, held in Africa.
Pan-Africa builds licensed, observed financial rails. PASC, the Pan-Africa Stablecoin, is the first product on those rails — a USD-denominated demonstration token issued under the Central Bank of Rwanda Sandbox.
Pan-Africa is a Kigali-based financial infrastructure company. We build the rails African treasuries and counterparties actually want to settle on — licensed, observed, and held on the continent.
PASC, the Pan-Africa Stablecoin, is the first product on those rails: a USD-denominated demonstration token, mint-and-burn only, issued under the Central Bank of Rwanda Sandbox. The basket, FX, and reserve mechanics sit one layer up, alongside the products that will follow.
The National Bank of Rwanda licenses the operating environment and watches the rail.
Defined scope, defined posture, defined controls. Mint and burn only; no FX, no yield, no off-ledger basket.
The issuance, compliance, and ops console you are looking at. Every action is recorded against the request that authorised it.
A request becomes a decision becomes a transaction hash. Each leg is owned by a role and logged on chain.
Mixed registers — editorial, documentary, restrained — the way a good magazine does it.
USD-denominated, 6-decimal ERC-20 demonstration token, issued and redeemed under the National Bank of Rwanda regulatory sandbox. The contract on Sepolia is mint and burn only — yield, FX, and the nine-currency basket sit outside the demo’s scope.
This console is the operational surface used by Equity Bank Rwanda’s treasury team to submit issuance requests, by compliance to review them, and by ops to execute on chain. Every action is recorded. Every wallet has a profile that the system remembers.
Compliance loads the wallet. Review decides the request. Issuance executes it on chain. Each rail is a screen in this console, owned by a role.

Each wallet carries a persistent profile: jurisdiction, KYC/KYB state, risk level, and admin notes. A wallet seen before loads with its full history.
Open Compliance
Review queue with filters by status, amount, jurisdiction, and risk. Approve, reject, request more information, or escalate — every decision attributed and logged.
Open review queue
Admin signs the on-chain mint or permit-and-burn from the wallet that holds the role. The transaction hash, block number, and reconciliation state are written back to the request.
Open issuance opsEquity Group account holders, FY2025.
Sub-Saharan Africa on-chain value, Jul 2024 – Jun 2025.
YoY growth in SSA on-chain value.
Currencies in the Pan-Africa basket. Demo: USD-denominated.
Source: Chainalysis, “Sub-Saharan Africa Crypto Adoption 2025”; Equity Group Holdings, FY2025 results.

We have watched our capital leave this continent for thirty years. We built a company to keep it here.
Four named guarantees. Each one has a screen behind it in this console, an owner on the team, and a line of code that enforces it.
The Issuance Dashboard remembers wallets it has seen and preloads the profile so the second request from the same counterparty takes a fraction of the time.
Open Issuance DashboardWallet profiles, review queue, issuance ops, and an audit log of every administrative action — Supabase Auth gated, allow-listed.
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