Built around one specific gap.

Ethiopia has made real progress digitizing its investment and business registration systems — the eInvest and ETRADE platforms are genuine infrastructure, not just announcements. But there’s a consistent, well-documented gap between what those systems enable on paper and what an investor without local knowledge, standing relationships, and time to physically follow up can actually get done.

“No single person accountable once a file is submitted.”

That gap shows up the same way for almost everyone who describes it: documents bouncing between offices, banks that can’t process a transaction because of a power outage, and no single person accountable once a file is submitted. Addis Entry exists specifically to close that gap — not to replace the official systems, but to be the operator who already knows how to move through them.

We work with diaspora investors and foreign investors alike. Pricing is agreed before work starts, payment is milestone-based rather than collected upfront, and every document filed is filed in the client’s name — not held by us. That structure exists because the informal “fixer” reputation in this space is a real, earned concern, and the only way past it is being verifiably different from it.