How We Work? The Nekst Way

At NEKST, trading is designed to be simple, transparent, and impactful. Every step is guided by Shariah-aligned principles under contracts and managed through trusted local partners.

The Trade Flow

Buyer Commitment

Contract Signing

Payment Process

Commodities Trading Operations

Cycle Completion

NEKST's Business Model

Short Cycles

We provide transparent pricing that offers great value, ensuring you always get the best deal without hidden costs.

Tangible Assets

Trades are backed by real, non-perishable commodities, minimizing risk and ensuring physical asset ownership.

Buyer Types

Commercial Buyers

Focused purely on trade growth and profitability.

Impact Buyers

Choose to trade responsibly while supporting community impact. Impact Surcharge is levied and directed to partner NGOs supporting food, education and livelihood programs.

Governance and Transparency

Traceability

Every commodity trade is tracked for full accountability.

Shariah Compliance

All activities are managed under Shariah-Based Contracts.

Risk Management

Asset-backed trades with local partners reduce exposure to market fluctuations.

Buyer Confidence

Secure payments, receipts, and confidentiality at all stages.

Frequently asked questions

Here are some common questions about NEKST.

What can I buy?

You participate in the trade of tangible, non-perishable commodities such as coffee, maize, and rice. These goods have a steadysupply with full traceability on origin, using environmentally safe practices.

What are the types of buyers on NEKST?

NEKST offers two forms of buyer arrangements:

Commercial Buyers – Focused purely on trade growth and profitability.
Impact Buyers – Surcharge is levied and directed to partner NGOs supporting food, education and livelihood programs.

Is there a minimum purchase amount?

Minimums depend on each commodity. Buyers receive the specific requirements during the onboarding process.

Where does the impact happen?

Impact happens through NGO-led initiatives funded by Impact Buyers’ contributions. These projects focus on food security, education, and community livelihood development across Uganda, Türkiye, and Senegal.