The Diplomatic Gateway

EUR 52 million a year is sitting on the table. Someone else is collecting it.

Recoverable consular revenue, across CARICOM, every year
EUR 52million+

15 states. 390 posts. Every application still processed by hand sends money to a private intermediary instead of the state. Automating closes the gap, starting now, at no cost to begin.

The Mechanism

One rule guides everything we build: the government never needs our permission to access its own data.

This is not a policy commitment we ask you to trust. It is the architecture itself.

"We build the vault.
The government holds the key."
BROKI DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE Applicant data Encrypted at rest. Unreadable to us. Decision logic Defined only by the Ministry. If the key is revoked Every record unreadable. To everyone. Government holds the key
What One Post Returns

The architecture is the proof. Here is what it returns to a single post in a single year.

EUR 1,973,000state revenue, per post, per year, at a conservative 80% automation rate
EUR 0cost to the government before that first euro arrives
Before You Ask

"We can't budget for this upfront."

It is the question every ministry asks first, and the answer is simple. There is no capital expenditure and no fixed contract to sign before results exist. You pay per embassy, per application, only after it is processed automatically, at 10% of the fee you already charge. Nothing processed, nothing owed.

To Discuss This

If this is relevant to what your state is building, we would like to talk.

Not to sell. To understand whether we can help, and whether the fit is real before either of us spends more time on it.

brokidigital@gmail.com

Prefer to read first? Borders Without Backlogs lays out the full case, the architecture, and the numbers behind it.