
Africa'sinfrastructure layer for electric mobility and charging access
One platform for EV operators, fleets, and wallet providers bringing charging access to drivers across Africa.
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CPOs
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eMSPs
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Locations
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Chargers
Two infrastructure products, one charging network
ChajaGrid separates charge point operations from money movement, then connects both layers through a shared operating model.
The Grid
Charging infrastructure control for CPOs, eMSPs, fleet operators, and charge point owners.
ChajaGrid Ledger
Wallet, account, and settlement rails for EV charging sessions and mobility balances.
What The Grid handles
The operating layer for charge points, roaming partners, fleet access, and session records.
Station control
Provision charge points, monitor status, and send remote commands across mixed hardware networks.
Roaming and protocol layer
Operate with OCPP and OCPI support for CPO, eMSP, and hub workflows across partner networks.
Session records and payments
Track charging sessions, payment events, commissions, and operator settlement handoffs.
Fleet and driver access
Support RFID, app-based access, account billing, PSV use cases, and fleet charging rules.
The ChajaGrid Ecosystem
One integrated platform covering every layer of Africa's EV charging infrastructure.
CPO & MSP SaaS
Full-stack charging management for CPOs and eMSPs — OCPP device control, session management, and automated revenue settlement built into one platform.
Plug & Charge (ISO 15118)
Cable in, charging starts. Driverless authentication via Nexus IN Groupe PKI — the global standard for frictionless, secure EV charging, made accessible in Africa.
OCPI Interoperability Hub
A neutral clearing layer connecting CPOs and eMSPs across Africa — B2B settlement, CDR processing, and multi-version OCPI support built in from day one.
PSV & Fleet Access
RFID, mobile wallet, and USSD payment channels — engineered for Kenya's PSV sector and the commercial fleet operators who power the continent's last mile.
Ecosystem savings
Charging data carbon partners can build on
Every charging session adds to a cleaner mobility record: energy delivered, fuel displaced, and CO2e avoided across the network.
Energy delivered
Verified0 kWh
Tracked charging energy delivered across the ChajaGrid ecosystem. This is the anchor metric for downstream carbon and fuel-displacement reporting.
Fuel displaced
Estimated0 L
Estimated from charging activity and agreed vehicle baseline assumptions.
CO2e avoided
Estimated0 kg
Methodology-based reporting output for carbon partners and mobility programs.
Fuel and CO2e figures depend on the agreed baseline vehicle class, fuel consumption, grid emissions factor, and carbon-credit methodology.
Built for Africa's EV Reality
Most charging platforms were engineered for markets that already have the infrastructure. Africa demands something entirely different.
A different kind of infrastructure company
Deploying EV infrastructure in Africa means confronting realities that most platforms were never designed for — USSD-based payments, PSV fleet billing structures, mixed LIANGXIN and third-party hardware, and operators who are often the first movers in their cities.
ChajaGrid was shaped ground-up by those realities. Every protocol integration, every billing rule, every roaming connection was built for operators who cannot afford infrastructure that doesn't fit their market.
Open protocols. African operators. Zero compromise.
OCPP
1.6J + 2.0.1
OCPI
2.1.1 / 2.2.1 / 2.3.0
ISO 15118
Plug & Charge
Vision & Mission
Vision
To connect every charge point, every driver, and every operator across Africa through a single open, interoperable platform — where energy flows as freely as data.
Mission
To give African CPOs and eMSPs the same enterprise-grade charging infrastructure their counterparts elsewhere take for granted — without the overhead, without the compromises.
Pricing that scales with you
Separate, transparent plans for CPOs, eMSPs, and roaming hub partners. Pay per EVSE, per active charging account, or per CDR settled.
Invoiced at month-end. No payment processing fees charged to your drivers.
Basic
Up to 10 EVSEs
- OCPP 1.6J & OCPP 2.0.1
- Liangxin protocol support
- Station management dashboard
- Session monitoring & remote commands
- Basic analytics & reports
- No payment processing fees
- Email support
Hub-connected
(includes 0.5 KES/kWh hub fee)
- Everything in Basic
- OCPI 2.1.1 / 2.2.1 / 2.3.0 roaming
- Auto-onboard at hub.chajagrid.com
- CDR clearing & B2B settlement
- Real-time revenue analytics
- Remote diagnostics & alerts
- Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
- Unlimited EVSEs
- White-label option
- Custom protocols & integrations
- On-premise deployment option
- Custom SLAs
- Dedicated account manager
Payment prerequisites
M-Pesa (Paybill or Till)
To accept M-Pesa payments, you need a registered Safaricom merchant account — a paybill or till number. We handle the integration once you're set up.
Card & Bank Transfers (I&M Bank)
Card processing and bank-to-bank payments are enabled through I&M Bank merchant registration. We handle the integration once you're set up.
ChajaGrid Ledger
The settlement and wallet layer for EV charging. Let drivers charge from customer wallets, company mobility accounts, or fuel-card style balances, with M-Pesa, bank, and card rails behind it.
Account-based integrations can be scoped for CBS and custom back-office systems when deeper reconciliation is needed.
Account rules
Model wallet balances, fleet limits, operator revenue, and settlement accounts around charging activity.
Payment rails
Connect charging sessions to M-Pesa, bank, and card payment flows with records that finance teams can reconcile.
Payment rails supported
Built for
Ledger pricing
Custom-scoped to your charging model
Charging volume, wallet accounts, and transaction mix are all factors. We scope it together.
Ready to build on Africa's infrastructure?
Whether you're deploying charge points, managing fleet charging, or adding EV access to an existing wallet, ChajaGrid is the infrastructure layer you need.
Get in touch
We are a B2B platform. Tell us what you are building and we will figure out how to make it work together.
General
hello@chajagrid.comOCPI Hub
hub@chajagrid.comChajaGrid Ledger
ledger@chajagrid.comLocation
Nairobi, Kenya


