Rotating savings, on-chain

Nobody
holds the
money.

Ajo is the savings circle your family already runs — ajo, esusu, susu, tanda, chit — rebuilt so the collector is gone. Contributions move wallet to wallet. The app keeps the schedule and proves every payment on-chain.

10

people in a circle

$50

each, every week

$450

to one member, weekly

0

held by Ajo, ever

How it runs

A rotation, not a pot that sits somewhere.

01

Form the circle

Set the amount and the rhythm. Share a six-character code with people you already trust. Everyone sees the full payout order before a single naira moves.

02

Everyone pays the same

Each round, every member sends the fixed amount straight to that round’s recipient. Ajo never touches it — the transfer is wallet to wallet on Polygon.

03

One member takes the pot

The recipient collects the whole round. Then the turn passes. After the last round, everyone has paid the same and everyone has been paid once.

Every round, in the open.

Round 3 of 10

450.00 USDT

to Amina · due in 2 days

Musa paid
Chidi paid
Ngozipending

Payout order

#1Tunde
#2Blessing
#3Amina
#4Musa

Fixed when the circle starts. Visible to everyone, changeable by no one.

Verified on-chain

Every contribution is matched to a real Polygon transaction. The ledger is the chain — not our database.

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Custody

Ajo cannot run away with your savings, because it never has them.

Traditional ajo breaks in one place: the person holding the pot. Ajo removes that role rather than replacing it. There is no escrow account, no smart contract holding balances, no treasury. Money moves directly between members, and the app’s only job is to say who owes what, and to prove who has paid.