Partners
Be where African developers start.
Every new app on AffinEQ needs a way to get paid, to send a message, to know who a user really is. If you provide that, we’d like developers to find you inside the platform, set up in a minute, with their own credentials and your name on it.
Two ways in
A template anyone can submit. A provider only we build.
The difference is where the code runs, and we keep it that way on purpose.
| Worker template | Platform provider | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A function, a docs page and a checklist of the secrets it needs. Examples: a payment processor, an SMS gateway, a KYC check, a delivery API. | A route built into AffinEQ itself, such as the SMS gateway behind phone sign-in, a mobile-money top-up, or a storage backend. |
| Who builds it | You can submit one, or we’ll write it with you. We review every template. | We do, from your API documentation and a sandbox account. Your code never runs inside our platform. |
| Where it runs | In the developer’s own project, in the Workers sandbox, with their credentials and nothing of ours. | Inside the AffinEQ control plane, which is why we write and own it. |
| How developers use it | Install from the directory, paste their secrets, done. | A switch and a credentials form in the dashboard. |
On payments, one rule applies to everyone: we never hold the money. A payment integration runs on the developer’s own account with your service, so AffinEQ is never a party to the funds.
How it works
From a conversation to a listing.
- ApplyTell us who you are, what the service does and who needs it. Five minutes.
- We talkA real reply from someone who builds the platform, usually with questions about your API.
- We build and testWe run the integration against your sandbox, the way we run our own example app against production.
- You’re listedA page in the directory, kept honest: if your API changes and the template breaks, it says so until it’s fixed.
The public directory opens when there are enough integrations to make it worth visiting. Applying now puts you at the front of it.