Wallet Ledger
One org wallet in USD and ZWG. Every top-up, recharge and refund posts to a single append-only ledger.
Control staff airtime and data across Econet and NetOne from one wallet — set an allowance, and every recharge is checked against the budget before money moves. Over-budget top-ups are declined and routed to an approver, on a live, audit-ready ledger.
No credit card · Enterprise KYC included · Set up in minutes
Built for finance managers who own connectivity spend — not the field user who burns through it. Each pillar replaces a real cost or recurring headache that staff airtime tends to create.
One org wallet in USD and ZWG. Every top-up, recharge and refund posts to a single append-only ledger.
Set a budget per team or person. Every recharge is checked against the cap before money moves — a hard rule, not a suggestion.
Over-budget recharges don't silently clear — they route to a named approver with a signed trail.
Give every team its own envelope and approver. See committed vs. remaining spend at a glance.
Every policy edit, approval and recharge timestamped on an append-only record — audit-ready, always.
SIMs are governed assets tied to teams, policies and devices — POS, trackers and field lines included.
Bulk top-up tools — spreadsheet upload, one payment, an emailed reconciliation — are built to send airtime fast. They can't stop a team going over budget, route an exception to an approver, or give you a ledger you didn't build in Excel. That's the gap between a payment shortcut and connectivity spend management.
Upload a spreadsheet, fund it, and the money leaves — "control" is a reconciliation email at month-end.
No allowance policy: nothing stops a team going over budget before the recharge clears.
Overspend stays invisible until you reconcile — no exception ever routes to an approver.
The "ledger" is a downloadable Excel file you built yourself, not a live system of record.
SIMs are just phone-number rows in a CSV, untied to any team, policy, or budget line.
Set the budget once. Every recharge is checked against the policy before money moves — over-budget top-ups are declined.
Allowance policies are hard rules, not suggestions: hit the cap and the recharge stops.
Every breach routes to a named approver with a signed trail — before the spend clears, not after.
One append-only ledger in USD and ZWG, current to the second — audit-ready always, not exported and trusted.
SIMs are governed assets tied to teams, policies, and devices — POS, trackers, and field lines included.
Bulk top-up tools send the airtime and reconcile later. Corporate Recharge checks every recharge against the policy before money moves — and stops the ones that break it.
NGO, school, sales team, logistics fleet, or small business — each seeds teams and allowance policies that match how peers in your sector actually run things.
Top up the org wallet in USD or ZWG. Allocate per-team budgets and approval thresholds. Add SIMs to teams via CSV or one-by-one.
Fire allowance policies on demand, clear the exceptions queue, then export the wallet ledger and audit trail for a clean month-end close.
We are early, and we are building this in public. In place of a logo wall, these are the commitments every customer — your first or our first — can expect from day one.
Recharges, approvals, budget changes, and user edits are written to an append-only audit ledger. Exports are verifiable against the underlying records — no summarised history, no gaps.
When a team or user hits their allocation, the platform declines the recharge. Exceptions require a named approver and leave a signed trail. We would rather block a spend than misreport one.
Finance teams should not spend two weeks reconciling connectivity spend. CSV and PDF exports are current-to-the-second and scoped per team, per period, or per SIM.
Support requests reach a human within one business day. You know who owns your account. If something goes wrong, the founder is copied on the thread.
A fifteen-minute call. We apply a sector template that matches your operation, walk you through the wallet ledger, and leave you with a trial workspace.