NOCTYRA360™ identifies, audits and recovers taxes and levies that are legally due but currently uncollected — across telecoms, mobile money, digital payments, banking switches and online services. Deployed as a sovereign partnership, at zero cost to government, generating revenues from Month 2.
Three integrated processing layers work continuously to close the gap between what digital operators declare and what fiscal law actually requires.
NOCTYRA360™ ingests Call Detail Records (CDR) from any operator in any format — ASN.1, CSV, XML, JSON or proprietary. Simultaneously, it captures mobile money USSD session logs, banking switch transactions, payment processor flows, international remittance records and DNS-tracked digital service traffic. All data streams are normalised in real time through a high-throughput message broker handling over one billion records per day.
Machine learning models trained on country-specific operator data cross-check declared volumes against actual network traffic. The rules engine applies the jurisdiction's own fiscal laws — excise duties, value added taxes, sector-specific levies and digital service obligations — to every transaction record. Anomalies, under-declarations and unregistered revenue streams are scored, ranked and surfaced as actionable Recoverable Fiscal Gap (RFG) alerts, with false positive rates below 2%.
Certified RFG reports are delivered directly to tax authority dashboards, triggering formal compliance assessment processes. Collected revenues flow automatically through a secure escrow mechanism to the national treasury. Government regulators — tax authority, telecom regulator, central bank — each have dedicated real-time portals showing operator-level compliance scores, collection progress and monthly audit trails. All reporting follows international standards (TM Forum GB941, ITU-T).
Digital fiscal leakage occurs across an interconnected web of payment systems. NOCTYRA360™ is the only platform purpose-built to monitor all of them simultaneously.
Full CDR reconciliation across voice, data, SMS and roaming services. Identifies billing gaps, interconnection divergences, undeclared expired credits and new service classification gaps.
Monitors USSD-based mobile money transactions across all licensed Electronic Money Issuers (EMIs). Reconciles declared volumes with actual session logs, agent network activity and merchant flows. Integrates directly with central bank supervision feeds.
Connects to national payment switches and interbank settlement systems to track taxable financial transactions. Flags unreported inter-bank transfers, digital banking service fees and card-based transaction volumes that fall outside current fiscal declarations.
Tracks inbound and outbound international money transfers across regulated corridors. Reconciles declared remittance volumes from operators such as Western Union, MoneyGram and SWIFT-connected banks against actual transaction flows, identifying under-reported commissions and taxable service fees.
Identifies non-resident payment processors (Stripe, PayPal, Visa, Mastercard and regional equivalents) operating in-country without fiscal registration. Monitors transaction volumes, service fees and commissions to compute the assessable tax base under applicable digital economy legislation.
Tracks non-resident Over-the-Top (OTT) providers — streaming, social media, advertising platforms, cloud services and Software-as-a-Service vendors — using DNS-level traffic analysis and payment processor data to establish taxable presence thresholds under local digital economy laws.
Manages licensing, revenue surveillance and tax collection for online gaming and sports betting operators. Captures revenue flows through mobile money payment gateways, monitors winnings and commissions, and enforces corporate income tax and value added tax obligations in real time.
The Analytics and Intelligence Hub aggregates signals from every integrated channel. Machine learning models detect anomalies that span multiple platforms — for example, a telecom operator whose mobile money revenue appears unrelated to its CDR traffic volumes — generating multi-dimensional risk scores and predictive compliance alerts.
Each module is independently deployable and integrates natively with the target country's existing operator and regulatory infrastructure.
Real-time CDR analysis across all licensed operators. Reconciles declared revenues against actual network traffic. Identifies billing gaps, interconnection divergences and undeclared credits for compliance assessment.
Tracks Electronic Money Issuer (EMI) revenues in real time. Parses USSD session logs across all licensed mobile money platforms, reconciles volumes against central bank and fiscal declarations, and flags anti-money laundering signals.
Identifies and registers non-resident digital service providers operating in-country. Automates collection of value added taxes on streaming, advertising, cloud and SaaS revenues with no registration threshold, in line with the jurisdiction's digital economy legislation.
End-to-end licensing portal for online gaming and sports betting operators. Real-time revenue surveillance via mobile money payment gateways. Enforces applicable income tax and indirect tax obligations automatically, eliminating manual declaration requirements.
Cross-module artificial intelligence risk scoring and predictive compliance alerts. Aggregates signals from all four operational modules plus external economic data feeds. Delivers real-time Key Performance Indicators (KPI) dashboards to tax authority, telecom regulator and central bank with operator-level drill-down.
NOCTYRA360™ eliminates the years-long procurement and integration cycles typical of legacy revenue assurance systems. The cloud-first architecture is pre-certified, pre-configured and ready to activate.
The entire platform is deployed under a sovereign partnership model. Government contributes no capital, takes no financial risk and pays nothing. All investment is recovered from compliance revenues generated from Month 2 onwards.
Year 1: African-region cloud nodes, fully encrypted, government holds all access keys. Year 2: local datacenter assessment. Year 3+: in-country hosting pathway. No data leaves the country without explicit government authorisation.
NOCTYRA360™ holds ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, TM Forum GB941 and GSMA Open API certifications. Operator interfaces for all major African telecom and mobile money providers are pre-built — no custom integration work is required from operators.
All source code, AI models, trained datasets, platform infrastructure and intellectual property are transferred to the government at the end of the concession period, completely free of charge. The government gains a world-class compliance platform that is already operational and fully staffed.
Every certification recognised by major Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) — IFC, AfDB, DFC, Proparco and FMO — for government-grade sovereign data platforms.
NOCTYRA360™ is jurisdiction-agnostic. The rules engine is configured to each country's specific fiscal legislation, operator landscape and regulatory framework before deployment — with no platform changes required.
NOCTYRA360™ is deployed through a structured sovereign partnership. We adapt to your country's institutional framework, legal requirements and fiscal objectives.
The standard sovereign model. NOCTYRA360™ is built, operated and fully transferred to the government at the end of the concession period. Zero cost to government. Platform and all IP handed over free of charge.
For governments preferring a co-ownership structure, NOCTYRA360™ can be deployed as a Public-Private Partnership with shared governance, joint oversight committees and government participation in platform decisions from Day 1.
For institutions seeking a SaaS-style deployment, NOCTYRA360™ is available as a fully managed service with a multi-year licence, dedicated support team and regular platform upgrades included.
For governments in the early evaluation phase, NOCTYRA360™ offers a structured feasibility study and fiscal gap analysis — quantifying the country's recoverable revenues using official data before any commitment is made.
For governments prioritising local expertise, NOCTYRA360™ includes a comprehensive capacity building programme — training government agents in revenue assurance, CDR analysis, mobile money compliance and platform administration.
NOCTYRA360™'s team provides full support in structuring Development Finance Institution (DFI) co-financing packages — including IFC, AfDB, DFC, Proparco, FMO and EIB — from initial letter of interest through to financial close.
NOCTYRA360™ is jointly developed by Connect@ Now USA, LLC and its operational affiliate XPWallet USA LLC — combining deep digital compliance technology expertise with a live, active sovereign deployment in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Connect@ Now USA, LLC is the lead technology developer and exclusive intellectual property owner of the NOCTYRA360™ platform. The company designs, structures and manages sovereign digital revenue compliance concessions, partnering with governments across Africa to modernise fiscal systems without cost or risk to the public sector.
XPWallet USA LLC is the operational affiliate of Connect@ Now USA responsible for executing live sovereign deployments of NOCTYRA360™. XPWallet manages NOCTYRA360™'s first live government concession — the platform's direct proof of concept — and serves as the primary operational bridge between the US technology base and African government counterparts across the continent.
For government deployments, Connect@ Now USA, LLC partners with MARK CABLE SOLUTIONS to form the in-country implementation consortium — providing local operational presence, hardware deployment, government liaison and regulatory coordination across target markets.
NOCTYRA360™ is operational, certified and ready for your country. We begin with a structured feasibility study — quantifying your recoverable revenues using your own official data, at no cost and no commitment.