Digital rails for land, housing & payments.
An integrated proptech and fintech platform that helps governments, banks, developers and cross-border buyers move from paper-heavy land processes to secure, geospatially aware and financially integrated transactions.
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- SlasProp – property & land mapping, listings, due diligence, and registry integration.
- SlasPay – compliant payment rails for local and cross-border property transactions.
- GIS + Blockchain – geospatial intelligence and tamper-evident records at the core.
Property transactions are slow, opaque and fragmented.
In many African markets, and in parts of the global south more broadly, land and housing transactions sit on top of fragile foundations: incomplete land records, manual verification, and payment flows that are disconnected from the underlying asset. Diaspora buyers face additional friction sending funds into systems that cannot reliably “see” title or project risk.
This slows down deals, keeps housing supply tight, and limits how much capital local and international investors are willing to deploy into real assets.
Typical pain points
- Paper-based land records and fragmented registries
- Unclear or overlapping claims on land and property
- Slow, manual due diligence and title verification
- Cross-border payments that don’t integrate with land data
- Limited visibility for regulators and policymakers
A shared digital rail for assets and money.
SlasProp+SlasPay is designed as an infrastructure layer, not just another listing site or payment app. It brings together:
Land & property intelligence
GIS-backed parcel mapping, property listings, due diligence workflows and integration hooks for land bureaus and registries. The goal is to make “what exists and who owns what” visible in a structured way.
Payments & settlement
A payment layer for local and cross-border transactions, built to plug into banks, fintechs and regulated providers. It is designed to move funds in sync with verified property and contract states.
From due diligence to settlement.
The platform is being engineered to support a typical transaction lifecycle, while allowing each country or jurisdiction to plug in according to its regulatory and institutional reality.
1. Map and verify
Parcels and properties are mapped using GIS, linked to existing land records where available, and enriched with contextual data (infrastructure, zoning, market activity).
Buyers, developers and banks see the same base data – reducing the “information asymmetry” that often drives disputes and delays.
2. Structure the deal
Structured workflows capture the parties involved, the agreed terms, and the approvals or clearances required. At this stage, SlasProp acts as the organizing layer for legal, technical and financial inputs.
3. Move the money
Once conditions are met, SlasPay routes funds through compliant channels – local rails or cross-border corridors – tying disbursement to verifiable milestones rather than blind trust.
4. Record and monitor
The transaction trail – from mapped parcel to final payment – is captured in a tamper-evident log. This provides better visibility for regulators and policymakers and a cleaner audit trail for institutions.
Stakeholders who stand to gain.
Governments & land bureaus
Better visibility into land, transactions and revenue; tools to move from manual records to digital land systems.
Banks & lenders
Cleaner data for risk models, programmable disbursement flows, and a clearer path to scale mortgage and project finance.
Developers & agents
A shared digital workspace for listings, buyer onboarding, due diligence and deal closing across borders.
Local & diaspora buyers
Less guesswork, more transparency, and a single rail that connects verified property to verified payment flows.
Interested in pilots or partnerships?
SlasProp+SlasPay is being developed with a focus on high-impact pilots – especially where governments, banks and private developers are willing to co-design the rails. If you represent any of these stakeholders and are exploring digital land or housing initiatives, let’s talk.
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