The infrastructure modern African finance runs on.
Reevit exists to unify Africa's fragmented payment landscape — starting with the orchestration layer developers actually want to build on.
- 7
- Providers behind one API
- 3+
- African markets
- 7
- SDKs shipped
- GHS 0
- Of your money we hold
Born from a real problem.
A simple e-commerce build turned into a nightmare of unreliable webhooks and provider lock-in.
Reevit started during the development of an e-commerce application for a natural spices merchant. The project hit a wall when payment services repeatedly failed — callbacks arrived inconsistently, and every provider outage meant lost sales with no fallback.
Worse, switching providers meant an exhaustive rewrite of the codebase. The problem wasn't any single provider — it was the missing layer between them.
Drawing on years of experience building global payment infrastructure, the mission became clear: bring that same institutional-grade resilience — and a developer-first approach — to the African continent.
# the nightmare
POST /webhooks/provider_a
502 Bad Gateway
POST /webhooks/provider_b
408 Timeout
# the fix
POST /api/v1/payments
200 · rerouted to healthy provider
{ "status": "succeeded" }
Engineering resilience.
The four commitments every Reevit surface is built against.
Security first
Production credentials are vaulted with HSM-backed envelope encryption. Keys are AES-256-GCM at rest and only ever decrypted in memory, at the moment of the call.
Developer experience
One SDK, one format, one response structure. Provider-specific complexity is our problem, not yours — switching rails should never mean rewriting your product.
Automatic failover
Cascading routes that prioritise healthy providers. When a default channel times out or goes down, the charge reroutes inside the same request.
Africa first
Purpose-built for the continent's rails — mobile money, cards, and bank transfers folded into a single point of entry, market by market.
Stop losing payments to provider downtime.
Free for your first 1,000 payments a month, and failed payments are never billed. Connect a provider and take your first payment before the coffee gets cold.