AI-native · Cloud-based · Regulated industries

AI-native systems for industries where compliance can't fail.

Didusec builds AI-native, cloud-based software for financial services, energy and the public sector in South Africa, so staying compliant becomes the path of least resistance, with audit-grade evidence built in by default.

Compliance signalFintegris · af-south-1
ILLUSTRATIVE
RMCP → controls → evidenceLinked
FIC Directive 12 packOn track
Screening alerts0 overdue
Evidence trailTime-stamped
POPIA-aligned · Data in SA0open findings

Illustrative view on synthetic data. Not a client dashboard.

Trusted partners AWS Partner · since 2018 IBM Silver · since 2024 Veeam Nexsan Lenovo
AI products

AI products, built where compliance can't fail.

Four AI-native products and one proposed industry standard for South African regulated industries, engineered for audit-grade evidence, data sovereignty and explainability. Each is in development, at proof stage or open for design-partner access.

Every product below is built by Didusec (Pty) Ltd, Reg. 2014/111799/07, and operated by Didusec, except Covariance Trust Fabric, which Didusec authors and licenses for each bank to run itself. Each product site carries the same company details and links back here. None is in commercial deployment yet.

Fintegris

Provable FICA compliance for South African accountable institutions
Working MVP · Design-partner access

Fintegris is being built to link every requirement in an institution's Risk Management and Compliance Programme (RMCP) to the controls that run it and the evidence they produce, across its identity, screening and monitoring providers. When the FIC, the FSCA or a bank asks, the answer takes hours, not weeks. Built against the FIC Act, GN 7B, FAIS and POPIA, and hosted on AWS af-south-1.

  • Working MVP; design-partner access on synthetic data
  • IFWG Regulatory Sandbox applicant (application submitted July 2026)
  • For FSPs, CASPs, credit providers, investment platforms and asset managers
  • Business-to-business compliance software; not an investment, trading or lending platform

Six compliance modules

  1. 01RMCP Management
  2. 02Regulatory Reporting
  3. 03CDD & Onboarding
  4. 04Screening & Monitoring
  5. 05Compliance Operations
  6. 06Regulatory Intelligence

Some capabilities are simulated in the demo or planned. Commercial launch depends on regulatory determinations.

Pre-launch · Early access

declareZA

Inspection-ready, every month, for SA employers

Keeps the evidence that labour inspectors, Home Affairs and SAPS ask for on unannounced visits: right-to-work checks, UIF and Compensation Fund registration, minimum wage, contracts and payslips. Prepares the monthly UI-19 for submission under the employer's own uFiling account. Free for employers with 1–5 workers.

PowerSettle — National Electricity Revenue Assurance PlatformIn development

PowerSettle

National electricity revenue assurance

Ensures a distributor is paid its wholesale share first, at the point of customer payment, turning a fragile collections process into a governed settlement guarantee. For municipalities, electricity distributors and wholesale suppliers.

In development

Cairn Concierge

Member-facing financial education, FSCA-ready

Unbiased financial education that helps institutions meet counselling and fair-treatment obligations, and produces the audit record to evidence it, without crossing the FAIS advice line. For FSPs and their customers and members.

Covariance Trust Fabric

Verified bank–client contact, inside the app
Working proof · Patent pending

A proposed industry standard against bank-impersonation fraud. The bank contacts app-using clients inside the app, for calls and messages, and the bank and the client's device prove themselves to each other before anything sensitive is said. One rule for clients: if it's not in the app, it's not your bank.

  • Working technical proof, including a verified in-app call on an Android phone
  • Vendor-neutral, intended to be governed by the industry; each bank runs its own implementation
  • Didusec authors, licenses and certifies; it does not operate any bank's channel
  • Patent pending: ZA 2026/09174, 2026/09341 and 2026/09784
The rule, in principle
The bank proves itself to the clientRequired
The client's device proves itself to the bankRequired
Then the call or message beginsIn the app
A call or SMS outside the appNot your bank
For banks · integration partners · industry bodies
Facts you can check

A registered, accredited South African company.

2014Founded · Reg. 2014/111799/07
Level 1B-BBEE · affidavit valid to Oct 2027
2018AWS Partner since
af-south-1Product data hosted in South Africa
Why Didusec

Compliance, engineered as the path of least resistance.

For regulated sectors, non-compliance means sanctions, penalties and operational risk. We build systems that make staying compliant the easiest thing a business does, not the hardest.

30+ yearsLeadership experience across network security, enterprise architecture and solution development in South African utilities and the public sector.
AWS since 2018An AWS Partner since 2018 and an IBM Silver Partner since 2024.
Audit-gradeOur products are designed to capture evidence as work happens, in time-stamped audit trails.
SovereignProduct data hosted in af-south-1 by design, and our AI features are designed so client identifiers are never sent to them.
Contact

Let's talk about your regulated workload.

Tell us where compliance, cost or scale is slowing you down, or ask about one of our products. We respond within one business day.

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