Trecco puts the cooperative in the farmer’s pocket.
Savings, loans, inventory and a marketplace, built for cooperatives across Africa and the members inside them. Cooperatives run their whole membership from one dashboard. Farmers only need a phone.
Everything a member does with the cooperative, on their own phone.
Contributions that are actually visible
Members see every contribution land, with a balance that matches the group’s books instead of a figure someone reads out at a meeting.
Loans through the group, not a stranger
Requests, approvals and repayments run inside the cooperative, so the lending decision stays with the people who know the borrower.
A marketplace with buyers on it
List produce, reach offtakers, and keep inventory records that mean something when a lender or buyer asks for them.
Transfers with a receipt you can print
Every transfer produces a proper receipt with sender, receiver, bank, account, amount and date, not a row in an export.
Run the whole membership from one dashboard.
The administrative work that eats a cooperative secretary’s week (registers, contribution records, loan books, invoices) handled in one place.
Member management
A live register with every member’s standing, contributions and loan history attached to their record.
Group wallet
One account the cooperative controls, with member-to-member transfers and an audit trail behind every movement.
Loan approvals
Requests queue for the committee, approvals are recorded, and repayment schedules track themselves.
Inventory
What the group holds, where it is stored, and what it is worth: the record a warehouse-receipt lender will ask for.
Marketplace & offtake
Listings reach buyers and exporters through the offtaker portal, so produce leaves the store at a price the group agreed.
Weather & extension
Local forecasts and guidance in the languages members actually speak, delivered in the same app.
Trecco is an African project.
We started in Nigeria because that is where our farms, our clusters and our machinery are. The problem we are solving is not a Nigerian problem.
One model, many markets
A cooperative in Kaduna and a cooperative in Banjul keep the same books, face the same lenders' questions and need the same proof of what they hold.
Trade across borders
Under the African Continental Free Trade Area, produce should move between African markets without the paperwork swallowing the margin. Verified records are what make that possible.
Built to travel
Local languages, local currencies and local cooperative structures. Growing into a new country should mean adding a market, not rebuilding the platform.
Start your cooperative on Trecco right now.
Create the group, add your members and open the wallet today. We set it up with your executive committee: the register, the wallet, and training for the officers who will use it daily.