How it works

Registration

Sign up for an account on AfCFTA Hub. Gain access to a growing range of features, modules and platforms bundled seamlessly into one Super-App.

Explore this AfCFTA Digital Ecosystem and use what you need to get what you want. Wherever you are in Africa, we have got your back.

AfCFTA Number

The "AfCFTA Number" Portal is proposed as a “public digital good” to ensure that the “net of AfCFTA benefits” does not miss any African enterprise or organisation, however small, weak or remote. Through the concept of a unique, continentally recognized, entity identifier, SMEs, sole proprietors, traders, and community-based organisations shall be able to register and obtain a “portable digital identity” as the basis of a pan-African business profile and trust-accreting mechanism. The AfCFTA number shall be the fulcrum around which AfCFTA Link’s interoperable engine shall run to ensure seamless flow of process data across multiple elements of an emerging, unified, trade infrastructure astride the African continent.

AfCFTA Hub

With the AfCFTA Hub App, most organizations, whether in the public, private or NGO sector, can take advantage of AfCFTA to grow their business, extend their activities across Africa, or reinvent their business model. For organizations with more complex needs, the AfCFTA Hub App can help simplify how they organise their supplier networks or how they organise their customer channels.

Designed to also streamline how governments interact with businesses and other entities on the African continent in the wake of AfCFTA, AfCFTA Hub should enable easy outreach to the 1.2 billion individual African citizens and consumers, who are AfCFTA's biggest beneficiaries.

Because every entity, individual or actor in the AfCFTA ecosystem gets a free AfCFTA number in what should become the world's largest trade registry, plus a suite of tools to trade, partner and co-create, everyone is not only a click away in Africa, they are also just one "hello" away from a breakthrough.

Social Credit for African Business

Medium-sized African enterprises are keen on export opportunities across the continent but they often lack the trust and goodwill to build effective partnerships in new markets.

The AfCFTA Hub app is designed to help such enterprises accumulate the "social credit" needed for building such trust and goodwill through deft technology and social engineering.

Features

Business Profile

Join the AfCFTA Business Registry for free by registering for a unique ID.

Network

Make business and professional connections across Africa.

Due Diligence

Simplify due diligence by using the Trusted Identity profiling feature in AfCFTA app.

Trade Directory

Explore the integrated Trade Directory for the whole continent

Trade Observatory

Conveniently connect to the upcoming Africa Trade Observatory through the Private Sector Dashboard.

Digital Token

Try out the Digital Token System, add more power to your cross-border payments program, and simplify your credit guarantees, no matter how small or large your transactions.

Digital Documentation

Access, generate and submit digital paperwork to government agencies, streamline your transactions, and obtain AfCFTA benefits such as low or zero duties.

Build Community

Build a community of like-minded people and engage a diverse audience at the same time through the debating & conversation modules, whilst accessing critical knowledge on how to make AfCFTA your own personal success story.

Pan-African Trade

Sell more goods and services to more customers across more countries by gathering intelligence and participating in marketplaces.

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Current AfCFTA Markets

41 countries have ratified the treaty as of 4th December 2020. It entered into force on 30 May 2019 and trading started on 1st January 2021.
  • Ghana
  • Kenya
  • Rwanda
  • Niger
  • Chad
  • Eswantini
  • Guinea
  • Cote d'Ivoire
  • Mali
  • Namibia
  • South Africa
  • Congo Rep
  • Djibouti
  • Mauritania
  • Uganda
  • Senegal
  • Ethipia
  • Gambia
  • Sahrawi Arab
  • Sierra leone
  • Zimbabwe
  • Burkina Faso
  • Sao Tome & Principe
  • Equatorial Guinea
  • Gabon
  • Mauritius
  • Central African Rep.
  • Angola
  • Lesotho
  • Tunisia
  • Cameroon
  • Nigeria
  • Malawi
  • Zambia
  • Algeria
  • Burundi
  • Seychelles
  • Tanzania
  • Cabo Verde
  • Togo
  • Egypt

AfCFTA Hub Network

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