NATIONS
Government and Partnership:
Building with Nations
Tintra has for many years worked with governments, not around them. We partner with nations or government adjacent bodies to build the systems that make their economic vision real — frameworks that align with local policy, culture, and ambition.
For too long, financial infrastructure has been imported rather than built. Nations were told to conform to models that served other contexts, other histories, other priorities. Tintra was created to reverse that logic — to help countries design, govern, and own their own financial futures.
Our work begins with listening.
We start from each nation’s development vision — whether expressed through a digital-transformation roadmap, a financial-inclusion strategy, or a central-bank modernisation plan. From there, we help build the structures that make that vision tangible — connecting social goals with fiscal capability, and policy with technology.
We call this developmental co-design: a partnership where Tintra’s infrastructure becomes an extension of national policy, not an imposition on it.
Through this approach, we help governments achieve three outcomes:
01
Sovereign Capability
The ability to issue, manage, and regulate liquidity on their own infrastructure, with data and control remaining fully domestic.
02
Institutional Trust
Transparency and accountability built into the system, creating confidence between regulators, ministries, and citizens.
03
Economic Mobility
inclusion becomes measurable progress, as every citizen, business, and public entity contributes to a living national balance sheet.
Our Role is Catalytic
We bring a complete foundation — a living framework that integrates national payment systems, sovereign digital identity, and public-sector data ecosystems. In doing so, we create a bridge between development planning and delivery — from vision to reality.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has long highlighted that inclusive financial systems are essential to human progress, driving digital payment infrastructure and regulatory reform in low-income economies. The International Monetary Fund links financial inclusion directly with GDP growth and macroeconomic stability, while UNDP initiatives — such as in Guinea-Bissau — treat access to finance as a pathway to empowerment for women, youth, and small enterprises.
We work alongside central banks and ministries to co-design systems that evolve with policy — embedding capability, transparency, and trust at every layer.
The result is not dependency but continuity: infrastructure that strengthens the state rather than substituting for it.
For governments, we represent something new: a collaborator fluent in both policy and technology, able to translate cultural context into code and long-term national priorities into living systems.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has long highlighted that inclusive financial systems are essential to human progress, driving digital payment infrastructure and regulatory reform in low-income economies. The International Monetary Fund links financial inclusion directly with GDP growth and macroeconomic stability, while UNDP initiatives — such as in Guinea-Bissau — treat access to finance as a pathway to empowerment for women, youth, and small enterprises.
The Rockefeller Foundation’s Innovative Finance programme shows how private capital and public purpose can converge to accelerate national development.
Tintra’s architecture provides the missing layer beneath these initiatives — the programmable infrastructure that allows such inclusion and innovation to scale nationally.
Our systems connect the intent of development with the mechanics of delivery: measurable transparency, compliant liquidity, and adaptive, culture-aware financial systems capable of operating at both policy and human levels.
Our partnerships are built for longevity, not implementation. They are deep and far reaching, across the world.
Our work aligns with and advances the global development agenda
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has long highlighted that inclusive financial systems are essential to human progress, driving digital payment infrastructure and regulatory reform in low-income economies. The International Monetary Fund links financial inclusion directly with GDP growth and macroeconomic stability, while UNDP initiatives — such as in Guinea-Bissau — treat access to finance as a pathway to empowerment for women, youth, and small enterprises.
The Rockefeller Foundation’s Innovative Finance programme shows how private capital and public purpose can converge to accelerate national development.
Tintra’s architecture provides the missing layer beneath these initiatives — the programmable infrastructure that allows such inclusion and innovation to scale nationally. Our systems connect the intent of development with the mechanics of delivery: measurable transparency, compliant liquidity, and adaptive, culture-aware financial systems capable of operating at both policy and human levels. Our partnerships are built for longevity, not implementation. They are deep and far reaching, across the world.
We work alongside central banks and ministries to co-design systems that evolve with policy — embedding capability, transparency, and trust at every layer.
The result is not dependency but continuity: infrastructure that strengthens the state rather than substituting for it.
For governments, we represent something new: a collaborator fluent in both policy and technology, able to translate cultural context into code and long-term national priorities into living systems.
technical foundation
Tintra’s infrastructure is modular, compliant, and transparent by design by equally importantly so are our people and our strategy. We are a Public Private Partnership at heart and drive soltuions that are needed.
We can operate across a range of levels of the economic eco-system a national retail banking core, a development-lending engine, or a regulatory oversight platform — depending on the needs of the state.
Each deployment runs in a sovereign environment under domestic data control, providing full visibility across liquidity, credit, and savings. Regulatory reporting, audit trails, and fraud monitoring are embedded from inception — ensuring that transparency and compliance are integral, not optional.