AID:Tech is a payments-infrastructure company bridging Web2 and Web3. It provides digital identity, wallets, payment and payout tools for governments, NGOs, charities, enterprises, and disaster-relief programs.
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As of 2026-08-13
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AID:Tech is a payments-infrastructure company bridging Web2 and Web3. It provides digital identity, wallets, payment and payout tools for governments, NGOs, charities, enterprises, and disaster-relief programs.
Funding history
AID:Tech develops payments and disbursement infrastructure combining digital identity, KYC/AML-linked wallets, virtual cards, real-time payouts, and marketplace fulfilment. Its Kare platform helps organizations manage disaster-relief applications, events, and controlled survivor payments, while Klimify provides climate-risk data, wallet, dashboard, parametric-insurance, and API products for citizens, enterprises, governments, and NGOs.
AID:Tech develops payments and disbursement infrastructure combining digital identity, KYC/AML-linked wallets, virtual cards, real-time payouts, and marketplace fulfilment. Its Kare platform helps organizations manage disaster-relief applications, events, and controlled survivor payments, while Klimify provides climate-risk data, wallet, dashboard, parametric-insurance, and API products for citizens, enterprises, governments, and NGOs.
AID:Tech·17 hours ago
AID:Tech is a payments-infrastructure company bridging Web2 and Web3. It provides digital identity, wallets, payment and payout tools for governments, NGOs, charities, enterprises, and disaster-relief programs.
