We are a full-stack team of developers and designers based in Nairobi and working all over Africa. We use a state-of-the-art technology stack to build mobile and desktop web applications. Fast!
We Fintech
We Africa
Our developers and designers rank in the top 2% of talent in the region. We aim to build beautiful products
From idea to launch, we take a systematic approach to problem solving for quick results and pragmatic delivery
No code goes untested. Code reviews ensure that both our teams and clients can sleep easy without worry
We are lean in delivering products with simple, minimal design and optimised resources. No bloat, no waste
Don’t just take our word for it – see what others are saying
I am always searching for the companies that can deliver the "tech" in FinTech... and Zegetech delivered
William Keliehor
New York, USA
FinTech Advisory and Investor
I love the zegetech team for their knowledge and expertise in payments and financial technology. The way they turned our ideas and input into a product was exceptional.
James Vancel
Nairobi, Kenya
MD Busara Center
Zegetech is absolutely ambitious in their product scope. They work hard throughout their execution to deliver on their promise.
Nicole Van Der Tuin
New York, USA
CEO FirstAccess
Good developers in the region are dime a dozen. I was happy to find, not just good but great software development from Zegetech. Rest assured, Zegetech delivers. Period!
Hilda Moraa
Nairobi, Kenya
CEO Pezesha
Payment Solutions / SaaS / Mobile apps / Marketing sites / Internal apps
We are only a phone call away +254-705-504211
You can also email us hi[at]zegetech[dot]com
Kariuki Gathitu is the founder and lead system architect and software developer at Zege Technologies, an IT company that primarily builds software for mobile payments. He developed M-PAYER, a mobile payment management system that has been widely recognised locally and globally, and was also largely involved in the development of M-KESHO in 2010.
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