Built for South Sudan. Currently a controlled prototype.What’s available
A new chapter in everyday payments

A clearer way
to send it.

Rasili bi Rasulo!

Meet Rasulo. We’re building a simple payment experience for people and merchants in South Sudan, starting with separate SSP and USD wallets.

Android and iPhone apps in development. The demo runs on test phones.
This website presents the product; it does not process payments.
All current balances and transactions are simulated.

One app for customers & merchantsEnglish & Arabic
Inside the Rasulo app
Actual Rasulo prototype screen showing the separate simulated SSP wallet
Actual prototype screen · Sample balances

Separate by design. SSP and USD stay in their own wallets.

Review before you send. Currency, fees and total are clear.

Keep the reference. Every completed demo payment has a receipt.

Less guesswork. More clarity.

From recipient to receipt.

Follow the journey in the Rasulo mobile app. The phone prototype makes every step visible before a simulated payment is confirmed.

  1. 01

    Find your recipient

    Enter a sample alias or scan a versioned payment QR. Review the resolved recipient and supported currency.

  2. 02

    Choose and review

    Select an eligible source. Check the amount, fee and total debit together. Add a note if you need one.

  3. 03

    Confirm and keep track

    See a receipt only after backend confirmation. Check activity and recover an uncertain result using its original reference.

Two wallets. Clear boundaries.

Your currency
stays your currency.

The demo keeps SSP and USD independent from entry to receipt. A USD request requires a USD-capable source and destination.

How payment requests work
SSP

South Sudanese pounds

A separate balance and transaction history.

USD

United States dollars

Exact cents, explicit fees and clear receipts.

No automatic conversion, invented exchange rate or combined balance. Currency exchange and live USD custody are unavailable.

Future experience · Concept
Rasulo merchant payment device concept, labeled no working hardware

Built around the moment of payment

Confidence at
the counter.

Customers need a clear receipt. Merchants need trustworthy confirmation. Rasulo’s prototype demonstrates merchant-alias payments; a future soundbox would announce only verified incoming payments.

The future experience includes amount privacy, volume controls, delayed confirmations and duplicate-event protection. The concept is not connected to a live merchant account, payment provider or physical hardware.

See the development roadmap

Clarity is part of trust

Clear about what works.
Clear about what comes next.

Working financial logic is the foundation. Live services require the right partner, durable infrastructure and agreed controls.

Available in the phone prototype
  • Separate SSP and USD demo wallets
  • Recipient lookup and currency-aware QR requests
  • Simulated same-currency transfers and sample-card funding
  • Review, backend-confirmed receipts and filtered activity
  • English and Arabic mobile interfaces
Planned · Not operating
  • Live bank and card-provider connections
  • Real customer onboarding and financial authorization
  • Settlement, reconciliation and merchant account services
  • Soundbox hardware and validated Juba Arabic audio
  • Currency exchange and regional expansion

From South Sudan. With a wider ambition.

A local beginning.
A thoughtful roadmap.

Rasulo is an independent fintech brand developed by Hash Developed Projects LTD.

We’re refining the product for South Sudan and seeking a bank partnership to assess an approved pilot. Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania are future markets to evaluate, subject to local partners, product fit and applicable requirements.

Rasulo is not a licensed bank or an operating payment institution. No partnership or regulatory approval is being claimed. The supplied brand identity and Juba Arabic campaign wording remain provisional.

Review the business proposal

Let’s build the right partnership

Start a conversation.

For bank partnerships, product demonstrations and prototype support.