Built differently. Built for Africa.
Every feature in VentaBooksVC was designed around how African founders actually run their businesses — not retrofitted from a US or European product.
Accounting that knows Africa
VentaBooksVC loads a country-specific chart of accounts automatically when you set up your company. Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Egypt, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and Cameroon all have pre-built templates with the correct tax accounts for that country — VAT, WHT, PAYE, pension, and corporate tax already configured. OHADA SYSCOHADA Revised for Francophone Africa. IFRS for Anglophone Africa. Full French language UI with a single toggle.
- 12 African country chart of accounts templates — IFRS and OHADA
- Nigeria: VAT Output/Input, WHT Corporate/Non-Resident, PAYE, NHF, Development Levy, CIT
- Ghana: VAT 15%, NHIL 2.5%, GETFL 1%, SSNIT, Corporate Tax 25%
- Kenya: VAT 16%, Digital Service Tax 1.5%, NSSF, NHIF, Corporate Tax 30%
- South Africa: VAT 15%, UIF, SDL, Corporate Tax 27%, Dividends Tax 20%
- Francophone Africa: Full OHADA SYSCOHADA Revised Classes 1 through 7 in French
- French language UI — toggle instantly between English and French
Every way money moves in Africa
African founders do not just use bank accounts. They transact on M-PESA, MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money, OPay, and PalmPay. They receive payments via Flutterwave and Paystack. They bank with GTBank, Access Bank, Equity Bank, Standard Bank, and dozens of others. VentaBooksVC connects to all of them — not as workarounds but as first-class account types with full transaction import, reconciliation, and reporting.
- 45+ African bank and payment connectors
- Mobile money as a first-class account type — M-PESA, MTN MoMo, Airtel Money, OPay, PalmPay
- Mono aggregator — connects to 50+ Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Kenyan banks via single OAuth connection
- Stitch aggregator — South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria
- Flutterwave and Paystack payment account import
- Wise and Stripe for international payment flows
- Universal file import — CSV, OFX, QFX, MT940, Excel from any bank
- African-context auto-categorization — PAYE, NSSF, NHIF transactions auto-tagged
Your books become your investor pack
Every number in your investor update, data room, and cap table comes directly from your live accounting data. No exports. No manual entry. No spreadsheets. When your revenue grows, your investor metrics update automatically. When you close a round, your cap table reflects it immediately.
- MRR, ARR, burn rate, cash runway, gross margin — all auto-computed from live accounting data
- Cap table with share classes, funding rounds, dilution modeling, and USD conversion
- Data rooms with document categories, access tokens, and investor view tracking
- Pitch deck management with per-investor tracking links and time-on-deck analytics
- Investor updates with auto-pulled financials — toggle between base currency and USD
- Funding stage badge from Pre-Idea through Series B on all investor materials
- Secure data room sharing with password protection and view logging
- Auto-generated P&L, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow pushed directly into the data room
Invoice globally. Report locally.
Bill your international clients in USD or EUR. Pay your local suppliers in Naira or Cedis. VentaBooksVC handles all of it — live exchange rates, automatic FX gain and loss posting, and consolidated reporting in your base currency. Your P&L always shows your real position in the currency that matters to you.
- 14 currencies — NGN, GHS, KES, ZAR, XOF, XAF, UGX, TZS, RWF, ETB, EGP, USD, EUR, GBP
- Invoice in any currency — client sees their currency, your books record base currency equivalent
- Live exchange rates fetched from open.er-api.com or entered manually per transaction
- FX gain and loss automatically calculated and posted when payment rate differs from invoice rate
- All reports — P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow — consolidated in base currency
- Investor updates toggle between base currency and USD for international investor conversations
- FX exposure metric — foreign currency receivables as percentage of total receivables
- Cap table investment amounts stored in original currency with USD equivalent auto-computed
