About the firm

Qantid delivers regulatory, risk, audit and assurance engagements to companies that answer to a financial regulator in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa and Egypt.

The market we operate in is served at two extremes. The large international networks are expensive, slow, and typically staff mid-market work with juniors. Single-discipline boutiques know one country and one subject well. Offshore providers compete on price and do not know what the Central Bank of Nigeria actually asks for in an examination.

What is missing is one firm, one portal, published prices, covering AML, licensing, cybersecurity, privacy and audit across several markets, with engagements that version and renew rather than starting from a blank page each year. That is the gap this firm exists to fill.

No deliverable reaches a client without a named person approving it. That approval is a record in our database, not a habit: the system will not release a report without it. The approver's name, title and credentials are printed on the report and are fixed at the moment of approval, so the signatory block stays accurate even if that person later changes role.

Every finding in a report either cites the evidence it rests on or is explicitly labelled an assumption. Assumptions are collected into a section of their own, and when a deliverable is released the first thing we ask you to do is read that section and tell us where we are wrong. That is a deliberate design choice. It puts your attention where error concentrates.

We do not audit a framework we built. Where you have bought an implementation engagement from us, the system blocks the matching assurance engagement from being sold to you, and it takes a partner with a written reason on file to override that. The rule is enforced at intake rather than left to judgement.