# Lideflow

> Agentic financial infrastructure for Africa

Lideflow is a fintech company providing a payment API for African markets. It connects businesses and AI agents to M-Pesa, NIBSS, mobile money, and stablecoin rails for cross-border payments.

Lideflow is a financial technology company that provides a payment infrastructure API for moving money into and out of Africa. It connects stablecoin networks with local mobile money and bank rails, letting businesses and software agents send, collect, and settle payments across multiple African markets and currencies through a single integration. The service is built for both traditional business use and automated agent driven workflows that call its tools directly.

The platform addresses the difficulty of coordinating payments across fragmented local payment systems by offering unified endpoints for sending funds, opening virtual accounts, converting between fiat and stablecoins, and running compliance checks. Payments are automatically routed across available rails based on cost, speed, and reliability, and know your customer, business, and anti-money laundering checks are handled at the API level. Lideflow operates as a financial technology provider rather than a bank, working through licensed partner institutions for remittance and banking functions.

Its core offering spans payment sending and collection, currency conversion, virtual account issuance, and payroll tools, supported by developer documentation and a sandbox environment. It is used by businesses handling cross-border payroll and remittances as well as developers building AI agents that need to transact autonomously across African payment corridors.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Payments
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2023-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/lideflow

## Products

- [Lideflow Payment API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/lideflow): Lideflow Payment API is a payments infrastructure platform that connects stablecoins with traditional bank rails and mobile money services for cross-border transfers. It provides unified API and Model Context Protocol tools for sending and receiving payments, converting currencies, opening virtual accounts, routing transactions across payment rails, and running automated compliance checks. Businesses and financial agents use it to settle payments across multiple currencies and stablecoins, including bank and mobile money payouts in African markets. The platform also supports payroll, payment links, subscriptions, card issuance, and an OTC desk alongside its core payment and conversion functions. (Payments Infrastructure & Orchestration, Live, Main Product)

## Links

- [Main](https://lideflow.com)
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