How StackWeaver helps you
We invented the Trust Infrastructure category so we could solve a real problem: regulated African fintechs that stall on compliance. These are the solutions that turn the category into a commercial outcome.
CBN AML/CFT Compliance for Nigerian Fintechs
CBN AML/CFT readiness delivered as engineered controls, continuous transaction-monitoring evidence, and NFIU-ready filing workflows — not a policy binder.
NDPA Compliance for Nigerian Fintechs and Digital Businesses
Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) readiness engineered into how your product handles personal data — with continuous evidence the NDPC and your enterprise customers can verify.
SOC 2 Readiness for African Fintechs and B2B SaaS
SOC 2 Type I and Type II readiness delivered as an evidence pipeline — engineered controls that run in production and generate continuous evidence across the audit period.
ISO 27001 Readiness
ISO 27001 ISMS readiness built on engineered controls and a mapped evidence base that also serves your other frameworks.
PCI DSS Readiness
PCI DSS readiness for payment businesses — scope reduction, engineered controls over cardholder data, and continuous evidence.
Compliance Engineering — Embedded Engineers, Not Consultants
Embedded compliance engineers who implement controls in your stack, wire the evidence pipeline, and stay long enough for the system to survive their exit — the practice underneath Trust Infrastructure.
Continuous Compliance
Move from audit-time scrambles to a live readiness state — engineered controls and evidence pipelines that keep you continuously audit-ready.
Evidence Automation
Automate the capture, mapping, and freshness of compliance evidence at the source — so proof accumulates without manual assembly.
Audit Readiness
Reach and sustain a state where you can satisfy any audit or due-diligence request on demand — with current, mapped, verifiable evidence.
Start with the category
Every solution is an expression of the same root concept: Trust Infrastructure. If you want the definitional foundation first, start there — then come back to the solution that matches your pain.