Ajo. Susu. Tanda. Chama. Hui. Stokvel
Millions of people already save together in circles. It works on trust, and it leaves no record
Iwa keeps the circle you know, makes the money rules automatic and turns every on time payment into private proof of your good name
Testnet soon
Iwa retweeted
testnet soon.
been working on this for the past few days until I got sick.
but that won't still stop me more integrations to be done
sneak peek: @joinIwa will be launching first of on @Celo testnet and @RobinhoodApp testnet as well.
follow @joinIwa along before testnet and you can be among the first testers before actually testnet launch.
Iwa retweeted
Been working so hard and consistently on @joinIwa, that I didn't have the time to keep giving update.
one of the biggest product shifts we’ve made to Iwa so far, is to remove as much wallet friction as possible without taking control away from users.
One account, persistent access, wallets provisioned underneath for the networks Iwa supports, balances surfaced in one place, and a cleaner path into circles, contributions, payouts and trust history.
We’re also reworking recovery, session handling, notifications and the way new networks get added so expansion does not create more complexity for a user.
There’s more going on under the hood, but we’ll save the deeper breakdown for release.
Are you following @joinIwa's journey or just staring from afar? We will change the way contribution are done on chain 🔥
Iwa retweeted
I’ve been building and shipping a lot lately.
Two projects I keep coming back to are Iwa and Certael. They solve different problems, but share one belief:
Important crypto infrastructure can be complex underneath without being complicated to use.
A quick look at what I’m building.
@joinIwa
Iwa starts with savings circles:
Ajo. Esusu. Susu. Tontines. ROSCAs.
People contribute together, collect in turns, and build something valuable beyond money: trust.
You know who contributes consistently and who can be relied on. But that reputation often disappears outside the circle.
Iwa turns savings-circle participation into Portable Trust Credentials: private, verifiable proofs of financial reliability.
Instead of exposing your full financial history, you can prove one simple thing:
“I consistently met my obligations.”
The experience stays familiar:
Create or join a circle. Contribute. Track rounds. Collect. Build a history. Generate a private proof. Use it elsewhere.
The bigger vision is portable, privacy-preserving financial trust that works across chains, applications, lenders, and communities.
@certael
Certael focuses on tokenized real-world assets.
Treasuries, credit, funds, real estate, commodities, and other financial claims are moving onchain. But a token alone doesn’t prove what backs it, whether that backing still exists, or how holders can exit.
Certael is Asset Integrity Infrastructure for tokenized real world assets.
It helps users and institutions understand:
- What an asset represents and who issued it
- What backs it and where that backing is held
- Whether the evidence is current
- How its risk is changing
- Whether it can be redeemed, settled, or exited
Its core layers include:
Certael Passport for asset identity and structure.
Certael Proof for reserves, custody, valuations, and attestations.
Certael Risk for stale evidence, collateral gaps, concentration, and other warning signs.
Certael ID for identity and eligibility.
Certael Exit for redemption, liquidity, and settlement.
Certael isn’t another RWA marketplace. It’s infrastructure for products, institutions, wallets, protocols, agents, and investors that need to verify whether an asset still represents what it claims.
Both projects come back to the same idea: trust.
Iwa is building portable, private trust for people.
Certael is building verifiable integrity for real world assets onchain.
Follow @joiniwa and @certael for updates.






