Sovereign AI workflows·Operational in 14 markets
Usecase · Grievance redress

Every complaint deserves redress

Citizen complaints from any channel, in any language, land in the supervisor's queue with case history and a resolution clock attached.

65K
Complaints handled monthly at BNR
600+
Institutions supervised through one queue
20+
Languages accepted at intake
G20
TechSprint 2025 award, grievance redressal
Workflows

The five that run redress

01New complaintFiles a case from any channel, in any language.IntakeGuide →
02Auto team matchRoutes to the responsible institution or supervisor.RoutingGuide →
03Sentiment triageFlags distress and vulnerability for priority handling.Triage
04Fraud escalationHands scam reports to the anti-scam desk with trace data.EscalationGuide →
05Feedback surveyCloses the loop and records citizen satisfaction.Closure

Client stories

Regulators already running redress

1 / 5
Rwanda
National Bank of Rwanda

Consumer protection automated across more than 600 supervised financial institutions, with complaints routed to the responsible provider.

65Kinteractions / monthStory →
Mozambique
Bank of Mozambique

Financial education and consumer protection delivered to citizens across all 10 provinces and the Mozambican diaspora.

10provinces coveredStory →
Namibia
Government of Namibia

A national AI agent network for citizen support and complaint resolution, connecting regulators and more than 2,000 supervised businesses into one queue.

GatesFoundation programmeStory →
Rwanda
Government of Rwanda

Integrated AI citizen support agents deployed through local government to build trust in public services through automated engagement and complaint resolution.

GatesFoundation programmeStory →
Multi-market
Anti-Scam Centre with FNA

Multilingual citizen scam reporting connected to real-time fund tracing — winner of the G20 TechSprint 2025 award.

G20TechSprint 2025 winnerStory →
Trust LayerOpen license

Redress as a public good

Grievance intake, case routing and AI mediation, free under open license to qualified inclusive instant payment systems. Built with the Gates Foundation and Mojaloop.

Who qualifies
  • IIPS operated by or for a central bank or national switch.
  • Low- and middle-income markets, by World Bank classification.
  • An existing or in-progress Mojaloop core.
  • Public reporting of resolution statistics.
What the license includes
Redress add-ons

Complaint intake, case routing and status APIs against the IIPS core.

Mediation engine

AI dispute resolution trained on regulatory policy, national law and case history.

Local language pack

Intake and responses in the scheme’s national languages, text and voice.

Self-hosting rights

Run it on-premise inside the scheme operator’s own perimeter.

Essentials

Designed by supervisors

The people who answer for redress need the queue, the languages, the clock and the evidence in one place. Every capability below is live in a national deployment today.
Explore features & pricing
Auto team match
Matches a team based on alternative names configured in Team settings. If no match is found, the team is not set and the case escalates.
Consumer Protection Unit
Matched on “savings account” · National Bank of Rwanda
No match → escalate
Unmatched cases stay unassigned and surface to the regulator.
Live translation
A supervisor working in English can resolve a case filed in Kinyarwanda or Saraiki without a translator.
Konti yanjye yo kuzigama iri gufungwa kuva mu cyumweru gishize.
Translation
Kinyarwanda
English
Regulator analytics
Volumes by institution, product and resolution time – the evidence base for supervisory action and the next circular.
Complaints filed
65K
18%
Median resolution time
2d 4h
31%
Institutions reporting
600+
9%
Voice intake
Feature-phone and voice channels for citizens who cannot type, in the languages they speak.
0:15
Case and ticket trail
Every hand-off, note and status change is timestamped and exportable for audit.
On-premise option
Run the whole stack in Docker inside your own perimeter. PII never leaves the jurisdiction.

Start with one workflow

Most regulators go live on complaint intake in under six weeks.