Resídium
Now onboarding our first estates

Your estate has outgrown WhatsApp.

Collect service charge, keep your resident register current, and let the gate see who's actually paid. One system for the whole estate.

No app to downloadPayments handled by Nomba
The problem

Every estate committee knows this story.

The bank alert goes to the chairman. Nobody else finds out.

The secretary updates the spreadsheet, when they remember. The gateman knows nothing about any of it. So when a resident who hasn't paid since March sends a visitor to the gate, the visitor walks straight in, because how exactly was the gateman supposed to know?

Residium connects the money to the gate. Your committee chooses which fees count there, and from then on the guard's screen knows who has paid them without anyone announcing it.

How it works

Follow one payment from bank alert to gate.

Here's what happens when a resident pays a due in Residium.

01

A fee goes out

You create the service charge once. Every unit that owes it sees the amount, the due date, and how to pay.

02

A resident pays

The money lands in the estate wallet. The receipt and the unit's balance update together, with nothing copied across by hand.

03

The gate already knows

The guard's screen shows the unit's current status without anyone announcing it on WhatsApp.

04

The committee can check

Who paid, when, and who approved what. It's all there when someone asks at the next meeting.

What you get

Everything the estate office juggles, in one place.

Residium is built around the work an estate repeats every month.

Money

See who's paid and who's still owing.

Create dues and levies, collect through Nomba, issue receipts automatically, and keep a clean account history for every unit.

Fee accountsPayment reconciliationEstate and resident wallets

People

One register for the whole estate.

Properties, units, landlords, tenants, staff, and who actually lives where. Kept current in one place instead of in spreadsheets and somebody's phone contacts.

Resident and property recordsPhone-first invitationsRole-based access

Gate

Your gateman shouldn't have to remember who paid.

He scans a QR code, visitor token, or vehicle sticker and sees the unit's current status. Every check is logged with the guard and terminal behind it.

Visitor tokensVehicle stickersGuard and terminal audit trail

Beyond the basics

The month has more in it than dues. Residium also covers the work that usually ends in an argument:

  • A resident moving out, settled properly before the keys change hands
  • Notices that reach every unit, not just whoever is in the group chat
  • Money the estate raises together, spent with a record of who approved it
  • Committees with their own space to agree things before they go public

We'll walk you through these on a call — they're easier to show than to describe.

At the gate

You decide which fees count at the gate.

Your committee already decides which fees a unit must pay. Pick the ones that should count at the gate, and Residium checks them on every scan. Residium never opens or shuts the gate — it tells your guard where the unit stands, and the estate stays responsible for what happens next.

Residium Gate

A dedicated app for the gate house, on a terminal you register to your estate. Guards sign on for their shift, so every scan carries a name.

See how gate decisions work

Identity is verified

Resident QR, phone OTP, visitor token, or vehicle sticker.

Your fee list is checked

Arrears on the fees you chose can flag the unit, withhold its sticker, or block its visitor passes.

The decision is recorded

Terminal, guard, time, and result are kept for the estate to review.

Who uses it

Each role sees what it needs. Nothing more.

Estate leaders

Collections, approvals, resident records, and reports for the whole estate.

Finance teams

Fee accounts, reconciliation, receipts, and what each unit still owes.

Security teams

Identity checks, token and sticker status, and scan history.

Residents

Their unit, what's due, receipts, visitors, and vehicles.

Facility managers

Properties, units, occupancy, and the levies tied to them.

Pricing

No monthly fee. You pay when money moves.

Residium doesn't charge your estate a subscription or a setup fee. A small fee applies per transaction, and Nomba's processing charge is already inside it. There's no second charge on top.

Your committee decides who carries the fee on dues: the resident, the estate, or shared between both.

Dues and levy payments2% per payment, capped at ₦1,000

We're taking on a handful of estates to start, and we verify each one before it goes live. If yours should be among them, send us a message.

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Bring your estate onto one system.

Tell us about your estate. Every registration is verified manually before it's approved, so nobody can create an estate they don't run.