East Africa's trade standard.
The record every importer, agent, regulator, and bank can point at.
9 regulators · One identity · Permanent
Five founding positions · By invitation
§ 01 The hook
Every Kenya import has a regulatory window.
It closes before your goods leave origin.
Most operators only learn this from the demurrage invoice.
§ 02 The identity
KRUX issues a permanent trade identity to every importer, agent, and manufacturer. Every clearance writes to it. Banks reference it. Regulators recognize it. Counterparties trust it.
§ 03 The corridor
The complete Kenyan import perimeter, tracked daily. Every regulator with its own SLA, its own portal, its own pace. KRUX consolidates the queue.
Live in Kenya · Uganda · Tanzania · Rwanda arriving 2027
§ 04 Open the terminal
No account. No email. Pick a regulator, pick an ETA. KRUX calculates the window against today's date and tells you whether to ship or escalate.
This is the same engine that runs every shipment in the workspace.
See the methodology →
§ 05 Who operates
Importers, clearing agents, and manufacturers — each with a KTIN, each writing to the same record. The standard works because the network is shared.
Know your window before goods leave origin. Your KTIN follows your compliance record permanently. Your tier travels to every bank you work with.
Every client's shipments from one terminal. Issue client KTINs same-day. Compliance intelligence becomes a service you bill for.
Import raw materials with full regulatory intelligence. Supplier licenses tracked, audit schedules surfaced, no end-of-month surprises.
§ 06 Founding cohort
The cohort closes itself. When the fifth position is filled, it is gone.
Apply to the cohort →By invitation · Plain-language DPA shared before any data is submitted
§ 07 Principle
§ 08 Sign-off
The brief above is not a sales document. It is the position before any conversation about integration, pricing, or contractual specifics. If the contents align, write back.