Salary rails
Employers set up clear salary payments, payslips, and records workers can rely on.
WhatsApp-first financial services
Gcina is a trusted money and employment layer for South African households: wages paid cleanly, records kept safely, and practical financial services built around real work.
Gcina means "to preserve" or "to keep safely." The product starts with the employment relationship, then earns the right to offer insurance, credit, airtime, and cash-out services.
Employers set up clear salary payments, payslips, and records workers can rely on.
Money lands in a simple wallet with pay, request, top-up, airtime, and cash-out flows.
Insurance and salary-linked advances sit behind the wallet, with partner and regulatory boundaries kept explicit.
Workers invite employers and peers through trusted WhatsApp relationships, not cold advertising.
The platform is designed around both sides of the relationship, so payments and paperwork become mutual confidence instead of admin friction.
The worker gets paid into her phone, keeps a record of work, and builds a financial profile over time.
The employer gets simpler compliance, clean records, and a reliable way to support the people who run the home.
Now building
The live Gcina app is being shaped through core-team dogfooding. This holding page keeps the public story calm while the wallet, partner rails, and regulatory posture harden.
Open prototype