Fave is the parent of a family of financial services for displaced and underserved communities across East Africa and Sudan — and for the families who support them from New York, London and everywhere between.
Each company is its own, with its own home. All of them share one account, one network of offices and one parent — so a client known once is served everywhere.
Fave began with FaveFund: a way to get money to families in the Nuba Mountains and the refugee camps of East Africa when nothing else would reach them. FaveFund is now a licensed financial institution with field agents at every counter, and the humanitarian work is carried out with Kara Universal. Every company in the family exists because a client at a counter needed it.
Transfers are delivered by hand and recorded to the cent. Loans are funded by individual donors and repaid through the same network. Every office reconciles weekly. That discipline is what lets a family in Juba and a sister in New York trust the same wallet.
Read FaveFund's storyNot features for their own sake — each of these solves something a client, agent or donor ran into.
Each app installs on a phone, tablet, laptop or desktop straight from its site — no app store needed. Sign in once with your FaveFund details.
The client app: transfers, your account, your card, Faver and FavePay in one place.
Open the client appclient.favefund.orgFave builds the financial layer for people the global system leaves out — and for the diaspora that sustains them. The products are live, the accounts are real, and every unit of money is reconciled weekly. We are opening the family to investors who want to grow it.
A banking licence, field agents at every counter, and Faver turning that network into mobile money.
A client known once is served everywhere. Each company compounds the others.
Donor‑funded loans finance FavePay and return through Faver, ready to lend again.
Weekly reconciliation, drawer counts by office, a ledger that records corrections with reasons.
Fave is the parent company of a family of financial services: FaveFund money transfer and banking, Faver mobile money, FavePay pay‑in‑four, FaveFundraise lending, FaveFone connectivity, FaveMedia, FaveEnergy clean energy and the iFave innovation and learning ecosystem. They are built for displaced and underserved communities in East Africa and Sudan and the families who support them abroad.
Faver is FaveFund's mobile money. Send to anyone by @handle or phone number, ask for money, pay any shop by till number, and cash in or out at any FaveFund office. A phone number with no wallet gets one the moment money is sent to it, and the same wallet serves a family on every continent. Install it at appfaver.com.
FavePay lets a client buy from any Faver merchant today while FaveFund pays the merchant in full; the client repays FaveFund in four equal parts, two weeks apart, at 0% when paid on time. See favepay.org.
FaveFund has offices in Kenya (Nairobi, Nakuru, Kakuma), South Sudan (Juba, Yida), Sudan's Nuba Mountains (Abyad, Kauda), Uganda (Kampala), the United Kingdom (London) and the United States (New York) — and Faver is built to work on every continent.
FaveFund, a Fave company, holds a banking licence and offers accounts, cards and savings alongside money transfer. The humanitarian work is carried out with Kara Universal.
