Regulatory technology, built for Africa

Systems Governments Trust to Account for Every Litre

AISCORP builds the platforms that close revenue leakage in fuel supply chains — from national regulatory systems down to the forecourt and the mine site.

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What we do

Revenue Assurance, Engineered End to End

Fuel is one of the largest single contributors to the fiscus in most African economies, and one of the most leaked. Under-declared volumes, cross-border irregularities and unreconciled stock quietly erode collections that governments have already legislated for.

AISCORP closes that gap with production systems rather than advisory reports. We build, deploy and operate the platforms that record every transaction, reconcile national stock, and give regulators and revenue authorities a defensible audit trail.

About AISCORP

The portfolio

One Platform Family, Four Points in the Supply Chain

Each system solves a distinct problem, and they interlock: what the regulator sees nationally reconciles against what the forecourt and the mine site record locally.

Regulator

NFMS

National Fuel Management System. Registers the trade, tracks every consignment from load port to distribution, and reports to energy and revenue authorities.

How NFMS works

Retail

iFuel POS

Forecourt point of sale built for fuel retail, with pump integration, shift reconciliation and wet-stock control at the site level.

Commercial

On-Road Fuelling

Mobile and on-site refuelling management, capturing deliveries into vehicles and plant away from a fixed forecourt.

Mining

B-Fueled

Fuel management for mining operations, where bulk consumption, rebate eligibility and equipment-level accountability all have to reconcile.

Why AISCORP

Regulatory Work Is Not Ordinary Software Work

Deployed, not proposed

Our systems run in production against real national volumes, with the reporting obligations and uptime expectations that implies.

Regulator relationships

Established working relationships with energy regulators and revenue authorities in the region, and the institutional literacy to navigate them.

Legal capability in-house

Statutory interpretation, data-sharing frameworks and privacy compliance are handled internally rather than outsourced late.

Built for African conditions

Intermittent connectivity, cross-border movement and mixed levels of digitisation are design assumptions, not edge cases.

Integration first

Customs, revenue, licensing and operator systems rarely share a schema. Reconciling them is the core of the work, not an afterthought.

Evidence that stands up

Flagged discrepancies are only useful if they survive challenge. Our audit trails are built to be defensible under scrutiny.

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Beyond fuel

Compliance Platforms for Regulated Sectors

The same disciplines that make fuel governance work — identity assurance, cross-channel reconciliation, statutory reporting and tamper-evident audit trails — apply wherever a regulator has to supervise a licensed industry.

PARG-RMS applies them to gambling regulation, covering biometric age verification, cross-channel self-exclusion, operator and personnel integrity registers, and recovery support.

About PARG-RMS

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