Why it exists.
Most businesses in Nigeria discover a problem the same way: the figures are short at the end of the month, and nobody can say where or when. Not because people are dishonest, but because a hundred small handovers happen every day and almost none of them are recorded.
Relynked's answer is to make the recording invisible. A waiter takes an order, a storekeeper hands over a crate, a bartender checks a bottle. Each of those is already happening. Relynked simply makes sure each one carries a name and a time, and then does the arithmetic nobody has time to do by hand.
Software built for power cuts. Every device saves locally before anything reaches a server, because assuming stable electricity is assuming a different country.
A transfer is not money until it lands. Relynked refuses to treat a payment screenshot as proof, which is a deliberate stance on a problem every Nigerian merchant recognises.
Counterfeit goods, not just theft. Fake product entering a legitimate business is a larger and less-discussed loss than staff theft, and it is designed for directly.
Data that stays in-country. Business records are held in Nigeria, and the company is explicit about the narrow exceptions.
