Korosho farmer payments
Checking bank-account details before cashew-farmer payments are sent.
What the project covers
CapitalPay’s Tanzania programme describes a collaboration with Korosho Cooperative Joint Enterprise Ltd. Its stated focus is validating farmers’ bank-account details before disbursement.
The practical objective is to identify payment details that need correction early, so the cooperative can resolve them before sending a payment. Farmers need a clear route to correct their details and find out where a payment stands.
The record so far
24 September 2026 · source review
Pilot preparation described
The company’s published programme description places the solution before full deployment. This is the date the description was reviewed.
CapitalPay International — country programmes
Next progress update
What to look for next
A dated pilot update identifying the participating cooperative, the testing period, how account corrections are handled and the results of completed payment attempts.
Writing on this work
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A Farmer Has Been Paid Only When the Money Reaches the Right Account
The Korosho programme brings an everyday question into focus: what happens between preparing a payment and the farmer receiving it?
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My Vision for Tanzania: Better Payments for the People Behind Trade
Farmers and clearing agents need systems that make the next step clear. That is the practical ambition behind the Tanzania work.
Discuss this work
Partnerships, project questions and media enquiries.