Smart Transactions Group
Software development group building digital education and information-sharing solutions for businesses and education partners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Smart Transactions Group
Smart Transactions Group is the holding company of sQuid and develops software solutions, including information-sharing technology and digital education services.
Its work includes school attendance monitoring and digital literacy platforms across Africa, as well as financial assistance systems for NGOs and adult-learning tools. It also develops digital solutions for clients in the United Kingdom.
The company is registered in Surbiton, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2000.
Product: Software development and digital platforms for information sharing, school attendance, digital literacy, aid payments and adult learning.
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