An amazing piece of business, great partnership and alignment in the vision.

28-09-26 🚀😎

Real settlement, not a mere promise. Every transfer on Pulse settles with a rate lock at the time of initiation, no surprise between what a user saw and what they paid. That discipline is why $350 million has moved across 15 markets without a single failed settlement. This is what banks, fintechs, and institutions across Africa, the GCC, and Europe actually need: a single infrastructure that holds under real volume, not just under a pitch deck. Publicly open in few days. 🚀 Feel free to send us a DM for now.

Pulse gives builders direct API access to the same settlement, compliance, and liquidity infrastructure we built to run Enta at scale; so the next fintech solving a real problem in this market doesn't have to rebuild the rails first, the way we had to meticulously. Integration is held to exactly the same reliability standard we hold @Entashiga to internally, because we don't believe infrastructure should behave differently depending on who's building on top of it that day. If your team is spending more time managing settlement risk and compliance overhead than actually building your product, this is the infrastructure layer built specifically to change that math. Feel free to send a DM for now. The full story aligns in few days.

We built Pulse before @Entashiga ever shipped. That wasn't an accident, and it wasn't caution for its own sake. You cannot fix a customer-facing problem with infrastructure that's still broken underneath. You're just moving the failure point somewhere less visible, and calling it solved. Pulse was the precondition. It had to exist, and it had to be right, before anything could be built reliably on top of it. Enta is what became possible only once that infrastructure was actually in place. Not the other way around, and not in parallel. Infrastructure first. Everything else follows from that. On purpose. Everything comes together in few days. Stay tuned.

The system powering @Entashiga has a name. Two years of infrastructure work, now available to the builders solving the same problem we did. It is the infrastructure layer that powers Enta: the settlement logic, the compliance rails, the liquidity systems that make sure money moves correctly and predictably, every single time, without exception.  It's the thing we spent two years building before we ever let anyone touch a better consumer product; because you cannot build something reliable on top of infrastructure that isn't reliable itself.  And now we're ready to open that same infrastructure up: to the builders solving the exact problem we did, who shouldn't have to rebuild these rails from scratch just to get a working product into the market.  Say hello to “Pulse”.

Your business shouldn’t have to choose between control and scale. If you run a fintech in Africa, a trading company in the GCC, an exporter in Europe, or a global business moving money across all three, @Entashiga is built for your treasury. 🔹 Set approval thresholds and spending limits that are enforced on-chain 🔹 Give teams access without giving everyone the same keys 🔹 Hold, collect, and pay in dollars, gold, and Bitcoin 🔹 Move value across markets while keeping self-custody 🔹 Keep treasury control with the business, not a platform operator And this isn’t just infrastructure on paper. Enta runs on our A-level infra build, the settlement engine already processing $350M+ across 15 markets. For businesses operating between Africa, the GCC, and Europe, treasury shouldn't be an afterthought. It should be infrastructure. Enta is almost here!

The first time you use @Entashiga wallet, you might notice something missing: No seed phrase. That’s not an oversight. It’s the point. Your passkey is your key. No 12 or 24 words to write down, hide, or lose. And Enta is built around how you actually use money: 🔹 See your rate before you commit 🔹 Hold dollars when you need stability 🔹 Hold Gold or Bitcoin when that’s your preference 🔹 Move money across borders 🔹 Lose your phone? Recover access without moving your funds No legacy banking assumptions. Just an account built for a market where people need more control, more transparency, and more ways to hold value. Enta is almost here!

We didn't build @Entashiga because the market needed another fintech app. It needed one built on infrastructure that actually works for how money moves here; not adapted from a system designed for somewhere else and shipped here anyway.  Every decision inside Enta traces back to the infrastructure problems we spent the last two weeks talking about: pricing you can see before you commit, settlement that doesn't route through three unnecessary intermediaries, a system you don't have to take on faith because you can watch it work in real time.  Enta is what that infrastructure looks like once it's actually in your hand. It isn't a feature list we came up with in a roadmap meeting. It's the visible layer of a much deeper decision, made two years ago: build the rails properly first, then build something worth putting on top of them. @Entashiga is a validation of real infrastructure power that we are willing to let you, your users, your business, and several hundreds of corporates experience in the coming days. Enta will be public soon. Stay tuned.

Later today: Bitcoin, tokenization, and the future of wealth. @DD_Eto (COO, Shiga) joins us live to talk through Bitcoin, tokenized assets, and new ways to build and preserve wealth. It's for you, it's for your business. No script, no filtered questions. 📅 Today, 4:00pm 📍 Join us LIVE Shiga's LinkedIn f.mtr.cool/7m4r3mu1u8

Tomorrow 4pm WAT, we're going deep on Bitcoin, tokenization, and what it actually takes to build wealth that lasts. @DD_Eto (COO Shiga) joins us live to break it down. Real questions, real answers. Join us LIVE on Shiga Digital LinkedIn: f.mtr.cool/ejy94di9s1 ⏰ Set your reminder.

If you've been following the last week, you already know the problem: rails that weren't built for the African market, fees that appear after the fact instead of before, money that takes too long to arrive because of infrastructure decisions someone else made, for a different market entirely.  @Entashiga is one of Shiga's answer; the customer-facing product built directly on top of infrastructure we spent two years getting right before we ever let anyone near it. Every feature you'll see in Enta over the coming days exists because the layer underneath it does exactly what it's supposed to: settle correctly, price transparently, move at the speed the transaction actually requires rather than the speed the old rails allowed.  This is the first of several walkthroughs of what Enta does, why we built it the way we did, and because we think this is the part that actually matters... how the infrastructure underneath makes all of it possible.  @Entashiga will be public soon. Stay tuned.

We've spent the last week talking about what's broken; the middlemen, the imported rails, the fees nobody explains until after you've already sent the money.  That wasn't complaining. It was context, for exactly this question: what if the rails just worked? What if settlement didn't need three intermediaries to complete? What if you could see the real cost before you committed to it, instead of finding out after? What if the infrastructure powering a transfer was actually engineered for the market moving the money, instead of adapted from somewhere else and shipped in Africa anyway?  We've been building that answer for two years. Infrastructure-first, by design, because you cannot fix what's broken on the surface if what's underneath hasn't changed first.  Next week, we start showing you exactly what it looks like in practice. Stay tuned.

Most apps you love runs on rails someone else owns. In addition, most of those rails were built for markets that aren't this one; different regulatory assumptions, different liquidity depth, different points where things quietly fail. That mismatch is exactly where the fees come from. The delays. The "pending" screens that sit there for hours with no real explanation attached. And worse, an abrupt end to service in many cases we have seen - with founders scampering for alternatives. It's not a coincidence, and it's not bad luck. It's what happens when infrastructure gets imported instead of built for the market it's actually supposed to serve. We've spent two years building something different. Infrastructure designed from the ground up around how money actually moves here, not retrofitted from somewhere else and hoped into place. More soon.

Every fintech app promises speed. A significant number never delivers it — because speed was never a front-end problem. It's an infrastructure problem. Right now, moving value across African markets still routes through multiple intermediaries: a local bank, a correspondent bank, sometimes a third party just to handle currency conversion.  Each hop adds a fee nobody discloses upfront. Each hop adds a delay nobody can explain in real time. Each hop is a place the transaction can silently fail, with no clear owner of the problem. You can rebuild the interface as many times as you want — better animations, tighter onboarding copy, a cleaner dashboard — and none of it touches the actual bottleneck, because the bottleneck was never the app. It's the rails the app is forced to run on.  We've spent the last two years working on exactly that layer: the part of the stack nobody puts on a landing page, because it's invisible right up until the moment it breaks. Infrastructure is the unglamorous work that decides whether everything built on top of it is trustworthy or fragile.  We chose trustworthy.  More on that soon.

Something's changing at Shiga, and it's bigger than just a new look.  Real infrastructure work doesn't happen overnight — it happens in the two years nobody sees, while the products people actually use keep running on top of it without ever knowing what's underneath.  We've been building quietly, correcting exactly the thing that makes fintech in this market hard to trust: the rails themselves.  We genuinely can't wait to show you what that looks like once it's finally visible.  Stay tuned.

Shiga got bigger. And no, we don't mean a new coat of paint. Underneath everything you already use, something structural has been building for a long time — quietly, deliberately, the kind of work that doesn't show up on a screen until it's actually ready.  We're not saying more yet. But the next three weeks are going to explain exactly why this mattered.  Watch this space.

A few hours from now, the wallet, the transfers, the whole product — live on screen, no deck, no cuts. Abiola Shogbeni and Dami Etomi are opening it all up: how Enta actually works, why we built it the way we did, and everything you've been asking in the comments. Nothing off-limits. 📅 Today, 4:00pm WAT 📍 Live on our LinkedIn page f.mtr.cool/4skcpb2mwx

Tomorrow, everything changes from "we told you" to "watch it happen." A full live @Entashiga demo — the wallet, the passkey access, the instant transfers, all of it on screen — followed by an open AMA, unscripted. Thursday, 3rd Sept, 4pm WAT with @shogz_snr, our cofounder. Join us on LinkedIn: f.mtr.cool/2wtz4mna9v

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