Why Being Association-Backed Gives TLC an Unmatched Advantage in African Web3

TuluPay’s partnership with The Hashgraph Association is more than symbolic; it’s foundational. Through this alliance, TuluPay gains access to Hedera’s enterprise-grade infrastructure and global regulatory insight. This enables TLC to function as a compliant, high-performance asset across real financial systems in Africa.
From technical mentorship to enterprise tooling, this collaboration ensures TLC isn’t just another token; it’s a utility designed to work at scale.

Built on Reliable, High-Speed Infrastructure

Every TLC transaction settles on Hedera, a network known for its speed, energy efficiency, and unmatched security model. Unlike traditional blockchains that suffer from network congestion or high gas fees, Hedera ensures TLC delivers:

• Finality in seconds
• Asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (ABFT) security
• High throughput for high-volume financial activity

These features make TLC reliable for everyday users, fintech builders, and even national payment systems.

Why This Matters in Africa

Africa’s financial ecosystem is complex, with challenges like identity gaps, limited financial access, and fragmented infrastructure. TuluPay’s alliance with The Hashgraph Association enables TLC to serve this market with trust, performance, and compliance baked in, meeting both formal and informal needs at once.

Who Benefits

• Governments & Regulators: Leverage Hedera’s secure backbone for policy-compliant digital currency pilots
• Startups & Developers: Build on trusted architecture with TLC as a programmable asset
• NGOs & Institutions: Execute aid distribution and programmable cash transfers with audit trails
• Everyday Users: Enjoy instant, low-cost, and secure transactions powered by TLC

Use Cases in Action

• Aid Disbursement: A non-profit in Tanzania uses TLC to send emergency relief directly to beneficiaries’ digital wallets
• Stable DeFi: A developer builds a microloan platform backed by TLC and Hedera infrastructure
• CBDC Pairing: Nigeria’s eNaira program pilots cross-border liquidity with TLC integration for faster settlement