Cross-border fulfillment support for merchants across Africa.
Move inventory. Fulfill orders. Collect payments. MFT helps merchants scale across borders with reliable logistics and COD support.
Route review in 24 hours · 7-country coverage · COD & PUDO supported
Expansion should not start with a warehouse lease.
Many sellers want to reach customers in another African market, but the cost of opening a warehouse, hiring a local team, finding riders, and managing returns can slow growth before it starts. MFT gives sellers a more practical route.
New market setup is expensive
Warehousing, staffing, riders, and local coordination take time and money.
Cross-border movement can be unclear
Routes, documentation, product type, and clearance requirements vary by market.
Last-mile delivery is still local
Even cross-border orders need reliable local delivery or collection once they arrive.
Returns need a plan
Without a return flow, sellers lose control after the first delivery attempt.
One fulfillment partner. Practical regional routes. Local delivery at the destination.
MFT's cross-border model is simple: sellers place stock in one market, MFT supports movement through practical regional corridors, and the destination market handles delivery, PUDO collection, customer updates, and return coordination where available.
This is not "global shipping." This is regional fulfillment built around how African commerce actually moves.
Two corridors. Seven connected markets.
MFT focuses on practical African corridors where sellers can expand with better control and less operational burden.
Designed for sellers and importers moving stock between major commercial markets in the region.
Example use cases
- A seller stores stock in Kenya and serves Uganda or Tanzania
- A Tanzanian brand expands into Kenya or Zambia
- A regional importer uses one market as a stock base before distributing across nearby countries
- A seller uses PUDO collection to reduce failed delivery attempts in destination markets
Supports sellers entering large consumer markets without immediately opening a full local operation in each country.
Example use cases
- A Ghana-based seller serves Nigerian customers
- A Nigerian brand tests demand in Ghana or Senegal
- A regional seller uses MFT support for fulfillment, delivery coordination, and collection options
- An importer distributes inventory through selected West African markets
From storage to destination delivery.
A simple cross-border flow sellers can understand.
- 1
Choose your base market
Select where stock will be stored or first received — Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, or Nigeria depending on flow and target market.
- 2
Send stock to MFT
MFT receives products, records inventory, and prepares them for fulfillment.
- 3
Orders are processed
MFT picks, packs, labels, and prepares orders for local or cross-border dispatch.
- 4
Products move through the route
Orders or batch shipments move through the relevant corridor using MFT's partner route network.
- 5
Destination delivery or PUDO
Once in the destination market, orders are delivered to the customer or routed to a pickup point where available.
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Status updates and follow-up
Sellers receive updates on order status, delivery progress, collection, returns, or issue escalation.
Cross-border fulfillment is more than moving parcels.
Warehousing
Store products in selected MFT-supported markets.
Pick & Pack
Prepare customer orders accurately before dispatch.
Regional Dispatch
Move orders through practical cross-border routes.
Local Delivery
Coordinate destination-market delivery where available.
PUDO Collection
Give customers a trusted pickup option in supported areas.
Returns Support
Support return flows through selected pickup and delivery channels.
COD Coordination
Support cash-on-delivery workflows where available and agreed.
Seller Updates
Provide sellers with clear status visibility and follow-up records.
Customs & clearance — what to expect
We support the process. We don't promise the outcome.
Customs and clearance support depends on product type, route, destination market, and documentation provided.
Documents to prepare before movement
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Product description
- Quantity and declared value
- Country of origin
- Product category
- Compliance documents where applicable
- Destination-market requirements where applicable
Built for sellers expanding into African markets.
Real operations across African markets.
Regional growth needs control, not complexity.
Lower setup burden
Sellers don't open a warehouse in every market to start moving stock.
Practical market testing
Test demand in another country before investing heavily.
Better last-mile control
Destination delivery and PUDO options reduce failed attempts.
Clearer order visibility
Track movement, delivery status, collection, returns, and escalation.
Built for African realities
Designed around customer availability, addressing, COD, and returns.
One operator, one record
A single fulfillment partner across the corridor — fewer handoffs.
Common questions about cross-border fulfillment.
How MFT's regional corridors work, what documentation you need, and how to plan your first cross-border route.
Plan the right route before you move stock.
MFT can help you review your product type, customer location, order volume, and target country to identify the most practical fulfillment route.
MFT does not sell "global shipping." MFT helps sellers build practical regional fulfillment routes across African markets.