Sending and receiving packages in Africa-diaspora and world-wide remains expensive, unreliable, and slow. International deliveries often take weeks and cost multiples of the global average, while domestic last-mile delivery suffers from weak logistics infrastructure. At the same time, travellers flying to or from Kigali frequently have unused luggage capacity, but no trusted way to monetize it. SMEs and e-commerce businesses, in particular, face barriers to scaling due to high logistics costs, limited shipping options, and lack of trust in informal arrangements. These same inefficiencies affect trade and mobility across Africa, blocking the continent’s fast-growing e-commerce economy.

KwikSenda is a peer-to-peer delivery platform, connecting travellers with individuals or businesses that need items shipped. It reduces costs by up to 50%, shortens delivery time from weeks to days, and enables travellers to earn extra income. Trust and security are built in through KYC, escrow, and real-time tracking. The initial rollout will focus on Kigali–Europe/US corridors and expand to regional trade routes, creating a scalable logistics alternative for Africa’s growing digital economy.