Hub apps
Tiles. Cards tab. Enable tap sits on the card they already show.
Demo · Simulated data and fictional banks. Features are in development.
Banks embed RELI. Customers never leave your app. The card you already issue, at the till — then send to a name, across banks on the network.
Open a bank appSend to a name across banks on the RELI network
You send exactly
KES
2,000
They get on their card
@wanjiku · Demo Bank
2,000
Illustrative screen. In production it carries your brand, not ours.
Your BIN. Your deposits.
We overlay your card programme. T24, Vision Plus and Way4 stay.
One @, across Kenyan banks
Claim once. Send to a name, not a phone number.
Overlay, not migration
T24, Vision Plus and Way4 stay where they are. We add a layer on top.
Your card already exists. RELI puts it on the phone through HCE in your app, with Apple Pay and Google Wallet next on the roadmap. Spend still draws on the account they hold with you.
How tap actually works
When a till payment runs on your card, you see it and earn issuer interchange on it. Merchant pricing differs by acquirer — we model the economics for your portfolio during pilot scoping instead of promising savings up front.
Model your numbers
@wanjiku is unique across banks on the RELI network; the next Wanjiku picks @WanjikuT. Handles are looked up through PesaLink ID and paid over Visa Direct or Mastercard Send, with PesaLink as the fallback. RELI never holds the money.
Open the directoryHub apps
Tiles. Cards tab. Enable tap sits on the card they already show.
Account apps
I have / I owe. Cards under accounts. Same SDK.
Neobanks
Pay · Discover · Grow. Apple Pay and Google Wallet are next on the roadmap.
SACCOs
Members keep your brand. Reli never appears on the card.
Visa, Visa Direct, Visa Token Service, Mastercard, Mastercard Send, MDES, Apple Pay, Google Wallet, M-Pesa, PesaLink, PesaLink ID, T24, Vision Plus and Way4 are trademarks of their respective owners. We name them only to describe our integration approach and compatibility, and this implies no partnership, certification or endorsement. Product screens and illustrations are indicative, and the features described are in development.