About ATI
Africa Trade Intelligence is building the intelligence infrastructure that African commodity exporters have never had access to. Four layers: pricing, compliance, logistics, counterparty. One platform. Built in Ghana.
The Mission
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African commodity exporters operate in information asymmetry. Cocoa farmers in Ghana, coffee co-ops in Ethiopia, and cashew processors in Côte d'Ivoire see none of what global traders in London and Amsterdam see: live prices, port status, and counterparty intelligence. African exporters make decisions on WhatsApp rumours and monthly PDFs. That gap is where margin disappears.
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Bloomberg Terminal is the intelligence layer that global commodity traders rely on. It aggregates price feeds, news, counterparty data, and regulatory intelligence into a single surface. Africa has never had an equivalent. Not because the data doesn't exist, but because no one built the layer to surface it. ATI is that layer, built specifically for African commodities.
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Compliance (Layer 2, VoxTrace) is live because the EU Deforestation Regulation created an urgent, concrete information need we could meet now. Pricing intelligence, logistics data, and counterparty verification compound on top. Together the four layers make ATI defensible: every new data point improves every signal for every user.
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We are not building an African product from a European desk. The team is in Accra. Our users are Ghanaian exporters, cooperatives, and the EU buyers trying to understand what their supply chains actually look like. Proximity to the problem is the product advantage.
Whether you're an African exporter, an EU buyer navigating EUDR, an investor, or a potential data partner, we want to hear from you.