Cross-Border Remittance Platform

Brig Africa

A seamless money transfer platform enabling Africans to send and receive funds globally without stress.

Sector: FinTech / Consumer Finance

Results

  • Reduced transaction processing time by 85%
  • Scaled infrastructure to handle 10,000+ concurrent users without latency
  • Achieved 99.99% uptime during peak holiday remittance periods
Brig Africa project screenshot

The story

Brig Africa required a high-trust digital ecosystem to facilitate cross-border remittances outside of traditional banking. We engineered a scalable web architecture that emphasizes security, transparent FX rates, and cross-continental accessibility across Nigeria, South Africa, the UK, US, and Canada.

The challenge

Before intervention, the client faced high operational overhead and slow manual processing times. They risked losing market share to faster competitors due to latency in FX calculations and a lack of scalable infrastructure for handling thousands of concurrent transactions.

What we did

We deployed a highly secure, encrypted backend architecture paired with an Edge Computing delivery network. This allowed for real-time transaction processing, automated FX rate syncing, and distributed load balancing to prevent downtime.

Technology used

  • Next.js
  • Bank-Grade Encryption
  • Payment Gateways
  • Cloudflare Edge

Beyond the build

We build it, host it, secure it, then hand it over.

Hosting and servers

We set up and configure the infrastructure behind every project, on WHM/cPanel hosting or AWS, so it launches on a stable, properly configured server.

Security

Security hardening is part of delivery, not an extra: access, server and application settings are reviewed and tightened before go-live.

Handover, then your choice

We hand everything over with clear documentation. You can run it yourselves, or keep us on for managed hosting, security and support.

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