About Klari

The Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 came into force in June 2023; GAID 2025 supersedes the prior implementation framework as of 19 September 2025. NDPC has been aggressively enforcing: ₦766m against Multichoice, a US$32.8m settlement with Meta, 1,368 firms placed under formal investigation in August 2025, and ₦7.2bn collected in registration fees and penalties to August 2025.

We're betting the mid-market — the 1,368 firms — buys its first piece of compliance software in 2026, and we're building that software for the Data Protection Officer specifically: structured RoPA, guided DPIA, append-only audit log, regulator-ready PDFs.

Klari V1 is the NDPA wedge. The destination is the compliance operating system Nigerian mid-market companies use across NDPA, tax (NRS), payroll, and emerging frameworks — the default first choice for any DPO, CFO, or Head of Compliance setting up internal systems. Phase 2 deepens the NDPA story (breach notification, DSR workflow, CAR filing). Phase 3 adds tax. Phase 4 adds payroll. Phase 5 (optionally) goes regional.

The plan is to build profitably to phase 3 without external capital. Klari is pre-revenue today, so that is an intention rather than a track record. Whether to raise after that is a future decision.

Klari Technologies Limited (Nigeria) is the customer-facing entity — Naira billing, CAC registered, registered office in Lagos. All customer trade and all contracting sits inside the Nigerian entity. That is a corporate-structure statement, not a data-residency one: the processing infrastructure is in Frankfurt, as set out on our security page.

Klari is currently a one-person company. The founder splits time between product engineering and customer development. The first commercial hire (a B2B SDR or junior account executive) lands in Phase 2 once the design-partner pilots have proven willingness to pay.

Press, partnership, and investor enquiries: hello@klari.ng.