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For asset owners

Your kekes, working for you.

Supply kekes and KekeVest runs the whole lifecycle: rider vetting, contracts, collections, fair recovery and settlement. You see every naira, without managing riders.

A row of new yellow kekes ready for handover

Built to protect your capital

  • Vetted riders only

    Every rider passes an office document check, a field visit to their address and a reviewer's decision before they see your keke.

  • Every naira ledgered to you

    90% of each rider payment is credited to your balance as it arrives. Withdraw what's available at any time: confirm with a code sent to your phone, and it's paid after a 24-hour wait.

  • Clear reporting

    See each keke's status, collection rate, arrears, recovery outcomes, your balance and withdrawals, with statements you can download.

  • Rider privacy respected

    You see how your kekes are performing, never where they are. Location data stays with operations.

  • Papers kept current

    You insure each keke before handover. We alert you 30 days and 7 days before its insurance, licence, roadworthiness or hackney permit expires, and on the day.

  • Fair, controlled recovery

    Collections escalate on total arrears. Recovery and any immobilizer command need two administrators' approval.

Sample: one keke, one contract

Sample
Keke supplied
₦4,500,000
Contract term
18 months
Your share over the contract
₦5,153,400

Deposit plus the principal and financing margin of every instalment, if the rider pays in full, credited to your balance as each payment arrives. Sample figures for illustration. Real terms are set per offer. Not a projection or promise of returns.

How to start

  1. 1Book an office appointment with your name and phone number. No account needed yet.
  2. 2Bring your vehicle papers and ID. We create your owner account and verify your bank details in your name.
  3. 3We inspect each keke, fit a tracker and list it for approved riders.
  4. 4You follow collections in your owner portal and withdraw your balance when you choose.
A mechanic servicing an engine in a workshop

Maintenance and damage

Inspected when it matters

Riders pay their mechanics directly. If a contract falls far behind, the keke is inspected at our hub, and damage claims of ₦50,000 or more need a second mechanic to sign off.