Transify

Transify is a Uganda-built financial-governance software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup. Its platform is designed to connect each financial transaction to the underlying policy, approval and supporting documentation, creating an audit trail and tamper-evident sealing for every subscription tier. Crucially, Transify does not hold or move money; instead it operates as an intelligence and governance layer around an organisation's existing banking and accounting systems. The company targets small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), non-governmental organisations, donor-funded projects and schools that need stronger financial oversight but cannot afford enterprise-grade systems. Founder Jay Egonda notes that many of these organisations still rely on spreadsheets, email and messaging apps such as WhatsApp for approvals. Transify also analyses financial activity to identify unusual patterns and potential risks. Transify offers three subscription plans: a free Basic tier for individuals and small organisations; a Pro tier at US$29.99 per month that adds unlimited transactions, AI-assisted review, receipt scanning and data import/export; and an Elite tier at US$79.99 per month that adds board-ready reporting, behavioural insights, risk flagging and advanced analytics. The platform became publicly available in February 2026, with the free Basic plan allowing prospective users to explore core features. The company's initial market focus is East Africa, and it plans to expand across other African markets and eventually into the Gulf region.

Transify was founded in Uganda as a financial-governance startup. Its founder, Jay Egonda, identified that many small and medium-sized enterprises, non-governmental organisations, donor-funded projects and schools in the region lacked affordable tools for robust financial oversight, often relying on spreadsheets, email and messaging apps such as WhatsApp for approvals. To address this, Transify developed a software-as-a-service platform that connects each financial transaction to the underlying policy, approval and supporting documentation, providing an audit trail and tamper-evident sealing without holding or moving money. The platform became publicly available in February 2026, offering a free Basic tier alongside paid Pro and Elite subscriptions. The company's initial market focus is East Africa, with plans to expand across other African markets and eventually into the Gulf region.

• Transify platform becomes publicly available with free Basic tier and paid Pro/Elite subscriptions.

Affordable, audit-trail-focused financial governance layer for resource-constrained organisations in emerging markets.

• Basic plan

  Free tier for individuals and small organisations.

• Pro plan

  US$29.99 per month; adds unlimited transactions, AI-assisted review, receipt scanning and data import/export.

• Elite plan

  US$79.99 per month; adds board-ready reporting, behavioural insights, risk flagging and advanced analytics.

• 2026.02

  Reported2026.10.10

  Transify launches SaaS platform for financial governance of SMEs, NGOs and schools[1]Uganda‑based Transify launches SaaS platform for financial governance of SMEs, NGOs and schoolskenya-today.com

  Transify, a Uganda-built financial-governance startup, released a software-as-a-service platform that connects each financial transaction to the underlying policy, approval and supporting documentation, providing an audit trail and tamper-evident sealing. The service became publicly available in February 2026 with three subscription plans: a free Basic tier, a Pro tier at $29.99 per month and an Elite tier at $79.99 per month. It targets small and medium-size enterprises, NGOs, donor-funded projects and schools, with an initial market focus on East Africa and planned expansion to other African markets and eventually the Gulf region.

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1. 1Uganda‑based Transify launches SaaS platform for financial governance of SMEs, NGOs and schoolskenya-today.com