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Algeria,connected

Algeria, connected to the markets it trades with. Pixely is built for Algeria and connects it outward, so value can move between Algerian businesses and their partners abroad on one platform.

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01 — What it is built to do

Built here, connected outward.

Pixely does not reach Algeria from somewhere else. It starts in Algeria and reaches out from it, to the markets its businesses already trade with.

Algeria
Built here, for here
Designed around the dinar, the country's own rails and its own law, by a company in Algiers — not adapted to them afterwards.
Outward
Corridors to trading partners
Every corridor runs to Algiers, so value can move between it and the markets Algerian businesses actually trade with.
One view
Domestic and cross-border together
A payment at home and a payment abroad sit on the same platform and the same record, rather than in two systems that never meet.

02 — How value moves

From a dinar account to a partner abroad.

Four parts of one movement, each carried on the same platform and written to the same record.

  1. 01

    Local accounts

    Dinar accounts in Algeria, on the rails the country clears on — ARTS for real-time gross settlement, ATCI for interbank clearing.

  2. 02

    FX

    Conversion between the dinar and a partner's currency, carried on the same record as the payment it belongs to and within the rules that govern it.

  3. 03

    Corridors

    Cross-border movement over SWIFT, between Algiers and the markets at the other end of the trade.

  4. 04

    Records

    Every leg of the journey on one record, so the domestic side and the foreign side tell the same story.

03 — The framework

Built around Algerian law.

The platform is designed around the texts that govern banking, payments, commerce and data in Algeria — and the corridors run inside them, not around them.

01

Data stays home

Personal data stays under Algerian law, and leaves the country only with the national authority's authorisation.

02

Checked on the way out

Anti-money-laundering checks, risk scoring and the audit trail run inside each cross-border transaction, as they do at home.

03

Proved once

A business proves who it is once — registry, owners and signatories — and every corridor can rely on it after.

Built around

Each text opens in the Journal Officiel of the République Algérienne, in its French edition, at the page it starts on. They name the framework Pixely is built for; they are not a licence or a certification.

04 — Get started

Open thecorridor

Banks, institutions and technology partners: tell us which markets you trade with, and we will talk through how the platform is built to connect them.