Susteq

Safe Water for All - Prepaid Water ATM

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Safe water for all

Prepaid water ATM

Why Susteq

Offering good quality water to communities is something to be proud of. But how to receive sufficient income to maintain the water infrastructure and guarantee high quality standards?
Susteq offers the perfect solution. Our prepaid water ATM enables utilities, NGO’s and other organisations to generate a stable income from their water supply, allowing them to invest in a sustainable water infrastructure.

Everybody benefits from the Susteq Solution:
• water service providers generate income and can maintain a high quality water infrastructure.
• users have access to a reliable and high quality water supply.

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Sustainable water access and supply

Susteq builds a bridge between demand from people that need reliable water access and supply by organizations that provide reliable water service.

How it works

The Susteq Solution

Get the complete package: State-of-the art technology that facilitates micro-payments for water: the Susteq prepaid water ATM hardware, monitoring software and and easy-to-use water tokens for end-users.

About our Product

Experienced and trustworthy

Our Europe-made Susteq systems are supporting over 200 water supply projects in both urban and rural areas. Well over 130,000 people served every day and over 700 million litres dispensed. Active in Africa, including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana and Rwanda.

Realized projects

Why choose the Susteq Prepaid water ATM solution?

  • Water payment and monitoring system.
  • Reduces non-revenue water supply.
  • Allows water providers to generate revenue and invest in water infrastructure.
  • End-users receive smart tokens to gain water access via micropayments.
  • Online dashboard allows monitoring of kiosk sales and water usage.
  • For utility organizations, NGO’s and resellers.

Contact

For information on Susteq and project inquiries please use the form below.
Additional information, if available:
(e.g. expected number of water points and users)
(e.g. expected implementation date)
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WeTu_KenyaWeTu@WeTu_Kenya·
19 May

Alie Eleveld, Technical Advisor @ @swapkenya, a Kisumu based organization visited our stand at @Africities9 Bazaar Exhibition in Kisumu. She was impressed by WeTu application of solar powered innovation to provide #safe & #Clean #drinkingwater.
Better solutions.Better lives

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WeTu_KenyaWeTu@WeTu_Kenya·
15 May

Gearing up for #Afrocities Bazaar at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Stadium (Sports Ground), #Kisumu CBD.
Please have a date with us when you visit the exhibition.

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WorldWaternetWorld Waternet@WorldWaternet·
17 Mar

💧💳Clean water for a fair price! @moruwasa1 and @WorldWaternet are working on the rehabilitation of water kiosks and pre-paid ATMs for the people of #morogoro #tanzania. Today, @WorldWaternet officially handed over 4 ATMs to Mr. Tanika, the acting MD of @moruwasa1! #WOPs #sdg6

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Water_CompassWater Compass@Water_Compass·
20 Mar

Edward Ssentongo is a brickmaker whose business has benefited from having a reliable and accessible source of clean water built and operated by @Water_Compass in his community. #WorldWaterDay #cleanwater #SDG6 #Uganda

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