atin.AFRICA TRADE
INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK

Infrastructure for
trade across Africa.

We’re building the transport, storage, financial, and production infrastructure that trade needs. Our work starts along East Africa’s trade corridors.

What we’re building

Africa should trade
more with itself.

Trade depends on more than demand. Goods need a route to market, harvests need to stay fresh, and money needs to cross borders.

Across our trade corridors, fragmented logistics, limited cold storage, and disconnected payment systems stand between producers and markets.

ATIN brings these areas together. We’re focused on the infrastructure that helps farmers produce more and businesses reach markets across Africa.

What we’re building

Our work covers production, transport, storage, and the movement of money.

Logistics & corridors

Transport and freight infrastructure along trade corridors, connecting producers and businesses to markets across borders.

Cold chain

Refrigerated trucks and cold storage facilities to reduce spoilage and keep perishable goods in good condition during transport and storage.

Payments & settlement

Rift is built specifically to make cross-border payments within Africa easier, using stablecoin rails for payments and settlement.

Agriculture & farmer finance

Financing, practical education, and farming technology to help farmers improve yields and invest in production.

Energy & production

Energy projects that support production, alongside fertilizer production and irrigation infrastructure.

Rift

Making payments within Africa easier.

Rift is built specifically to make intra-African cross-border payments easier. Its payment and settlement infrastructure uses stablecoin rails to move money between African countries.

It brings wallets, on- and off-ramps, and settlement into one stack for financial institutions and businesses.

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Jahazi

A place to think
about Africa’s future.

Jahazi is our pop-up city for thinkers and free thinkers exploring the future of Africa.

It brings people together to exchange ideas and work through what they want to build.

Visit jahazi.city