We build the systems a nation runs on.
Dzinza builds and operates sovereign digital public infrastructure for African governments and the industries they regulate — open standards owned by the State, integrated by industry, verifiable by anyone. A company of products, not a single app.
- Certificate
- ZW-MP-2026-0001
- Consignment
- 1 head of cattle
- Origin
- Moyo Ranch, Gwanda
- Valid until
- 11 June 2026
a Dzinza product · publicly verifiable
One company. A portfolio of sovereign infrastructure.
Dzinza builds the open platforms a government runs as its own — and the software the industry uses on top of them. Each product stands alone; together they form the traceability layer for African agriculture.
LITS
The open standard and platform for national livestock identification & traceability. Each nation runs its own sovereign registry — starting with ZLITS (Zimbabwe), the proposed first instance — owned by the State, integrated by industry, verifiable by anyone.
- Open API standard (Apache-2.0) + conformance mark
- Sovereign tenants on
*.gov.<cc>; cross-border federation - Identity · movement permits · health · signed certificates
FuroTrack
Farm & herd management for producers and agents — register animals, plan movements, manage records day to day. A LITS-conformant integrator: it submits to the national registry on the farmer's behalf, on equal terms with any vendor.
- Herd, holdings & field capture (incl. EID)
- Syncs to national registries via the open LITS API
- The reference client for the standard — never the owner of it
METS
Meat-export traceability: LITS tracks the animal, METS tracks the meat. It binds verified provenance to the export carcass across the abattoir boundary and emits the proof — EUDR, Halal, China — that importers can verify. A registry-agnostic integrator, on the same public API as any vendor.
- Binds animal → carcass → consignment → container
- Emits EU (EUDR DDS), GCC (Halal) & China artifacts
- Registry-agnostic — LITS today, BAITS & RMIS next
DandaLink
Timber-export traceability: the forestry sibling of METS. It ties every board back to a geolocated harvest plot, validates it against the EUDR baseline, and renders the PDF/A Due Diligence Statement EU customs require. Its registry companion MidziLabs records the lineage of the living tree.
- Binds harvest plot → log → batch → consignment → container
- Emits the EU EUDR Due Diligence Statement as archival PDF/A
- Commercial integrator — the operator owns its data
The principles every Dzinza product shares.
The reason a government can adopt our infrastructure as a national utility rather than a vendor's lock-in.
Open standard
Published contracts (Apache-2.0) any vendor can build against — no private agreement, no lock-in.
Sovereign by design
The State owns the data and the mandate. Dzinza operates as a processor — escrow, export-on-exit, right-to-in-house.
Vendor-neutral
Competitors integrate on identical terms. Even our own FuroTrack is just a client, never privileged.
Publicly verifiable
Anyone can verify a certificate with no login — the trust anchor that makes the record impossible to fake.
Built in & for Africa
A SADC-based team building for African veterinary authorities, producers and export markets first.
Operated, not just sold
We run the platform under a concession — uptime, residency, in-region operations — and hand stewardship to the State.
Owned by the State. Integrated by industry. Verifiable by anyone.
One sovereign registry per nation, on its own government domain. Vendors, abattoirs and auctions connect as equal clients over a published API. Every certificate it issues can be checked by anyone, with no login.
- The registry is the single source of truth — the State is the controller.
- Any conformant vendor integrates; none is privileged.
- A public verification endpoint is the trust anchor.
Sovereign infrastructure, built for your nation.
Veterinary authority, producer, vendor or partner — let's talk about how a Dzinza platform runs as your own.