Kaki Coffee connects Ugandan farmers with verified buyers. We grade every lot and suggest a price from local, East African and world markets — so both sides know what the coffee is worth.
Region, Arabica or Robusta, form — Kiboko, FAQ, parchment or Drugar — quantity, photos, and whether you deliver.
An agent confirms who you are and where you farm. Your sample is graded, and we suggest a price you can accept or change.
Verified buyers make offers. When the coffee is received as graded, escrow pays you by mobile money or bank.
Arabica or Robusta, form, minimum grade, quantity, the most you’ll pay per kg, and where the coffee should go.
We rank graded lots from verified farmers by distance, quality and price — and tell you why each one fits.
Make an offer. Your money waits in Kaki escrow and the farmer is paid only when the coffee matches its grade report.
Company papers, processing licence, a GPS pin of the store and calibrated scales. A Kaki agent visits before your lots go live.
Post what you pay today for kiboko, FAQ or parchment. Farmers nearby see it and sell to you, and each farm’s GPS pin is recorded, so your coffee stays EU-traceable.
List what’s in your store by grade, moisture and kg. Verified buyers pay through Kaki escrow, and every lot shows how many mapped farms it came from.
ID, phone and farm location confirmed; cooperative membership or a field visit before the first sale.
Moisture, screen size and defects measured from a physical sample, with a report attached to the listing.
Buyers are vetted and pay into escrow — mobile money or bank — released when the coffee arrives as graded.
The same verify-grade-price engine is built to take on other cash and food crops.
One account. Tell us whether you buy or sell and Kaki shapes itself around you.
Use the phone number, email or username you signed up with.
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