Security and compliance evidence for Nigerian regulated teams.

Shomar is built for regulated African teams: banks, fintechs, PSPs, payment gateways, remittance operators, crypto/VASPs, agencies, government teams, and security-led organisations that need security operations tied to compliance evidence.

Yes. Shomar now includes a cross-border payments and remittance compliance baseline covering AML/CFT, KYC, sanctions and PEP screening, FX controls, payment corridors, settlement, reconciliation, partner due diligence, and evidence trails.

Shomar supports SaaS scanning and can also support dedicated or customer-controlled worker patterns for sensitive teams. Repository scans are bound to approved projects and integrations so organisations keep clearer control over what is scanned.

Yes. Platform admins can assign licence tiers, framework bundles, and feature flags so an organisation can receive compliance-only, security-only, or mixed access depending on the commercial scope.

Demo organisations can receive a 10-working-day or 14-calendar-day trial. After expiry, the organisation needs an active licence to continue using subscribed Shomar capabilities.

Yes. Shomar supports managed evidence storage and customer-controlled evidence storage patterns, including external-link evidence, to help teams address confidentiality and data residency requirements.

No. Shomar helps teams organise evidence, map security posture to controls, track gaps, and export reports. It supports audit readiness, but it is not legal, regulatory, or audit attestation advice.

Customers can raise support tickets in the app, request implementation help, and use demo or assessment forms for guided onboarding. Higher tiers can include priority support and dedicated success commitments.