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Tree Food System: The Digital Wallet that Empowers You

What if your daily shopping made you an owner, not just a consumer?

Download the Tree Food System Digital Wallet (coming soon to the Google Play Store) and join a revolutionary new market ecosystem built on the concept of “Shop to Own.”

In the traditional business model, you spend your hard-earned money, but you never own a piece of the market. You are simply funding the wealth of others.

The Cost of Business-as-Usual (Table A)

Service Daily Monthly Annually In 5 Years In 20 Years 40 Years
Transport KES 100 × 2 = KES 200 KES 6,000
Restaurants KES 300 KES 9,000
Supermarkets - KES 15,000
KES 30,000 KES 360,000 KES 1.8 Million KES 7.2 Million KES 14.4 Million

Under the current system, an average household in Nairobi will spend over KES 7.2 Million in 20 years, and a staggering KES 14.4 Million
over 40 years funding other people’s business. When retirement comes and people return to their rural homes, they often have no investments
or passive income to show for a lifetime of spending.

The Tree Food System Advantage

We are turning your daily expenses into a powerful investment tool. Our digital platform doesn’t just share profits—it offers transparent, real-
time updates on how our cooperative market system is performing.

Every single coin you spend within our ecosystem is tracked as an investment. Annually, the system calculates your cooperative dividends
based on your purchasing volume, redirecting that wealth back into your pocket and into new community-owned enterprises.

How the Digital Wallet Works (Table B)

Monthly Shopping Capacity Estimated Annual Volume How Your Spending Builds Equity

Profit made after sale sharing:
New Investment Opportunities
KES 18,000 KES 216,000
  • A Percentage (%) is allocated to your SHA Program.
  • A Percentage (%) is allocated to your housing program.
  • A percentage (%) is available as cash withdrawals.
  • A percentage (%) is directed into your investment portfolio.
(e.g., Banking, Farming).
KES 30,000 KES 360,000
KES 50,000 KES 600,000
KES 100,000 KES 1,200,000

Our Growing Ecosystem

The Tree Food System digital wallet operates seamlessly across our dedicated business outlets. As we grow, our unified ecosystem will expand
to serve all your daily needs, creating a self-sustaining economy of scale:

  • Retail & Hospitality: Supermarkets, Restaurants, and Hotels.
  • Logistics & Transport: Fleet of Buses, Taxi Services, and Inter-County Transit.
  • Finance & Tech: Community Banking, Digital Money, and High-Speed Wi-Fi.
  • Agriculture & Production: Farming, Agro-processing, Factories, and Import/Export.
  • Essential Services: Schools, Healthcare/Hospitals, and Construction/Housing.
  • Energy & Lifestyle: Oil & Gas, Clothing, and Car Yard/Hire.

Stop funding others. Start investing in yourself. Shop to own with Tree Food System.

The new market eco-system

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Housing

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Green Plate Restaurant

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Boss

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New light Industries

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4 Rivers Mall Supermarkets

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Pharmacy

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Wetspring

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Water processing plant

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Microfinance Bank

Load your Digital Wallet each month with the minimum amount, shop as usual, and earn while you spend

CAPITAL MOBILIZATION & DEPLOYMENT MODEL

Restructured 5-Year Capital Mobilization Models
Model No. 1: Tree Foods Platform Digital Wallet Activation
A one-time KES 10,000 activation fee per consumer to unlock the digital wallet infrastructure, integrated directly with the customer onboarding process.

Year Annual New Shoppers Onboarded Digital Wallet Fee (KES) Total Annual Fee Income (KES)
1 100,000 10,000 1 Billion
2 1,000,000 10,000 10 Billion
3 2,000,000 10,000 20 Billion
4 3,400,000 10,000 34 Billion
5 3,500,000 10,000 35 Billion
Total 10,000,000 KES 100 Billion

Model No. 2: Ecosystem Monthly Retail Shopping

We model the percentage of cumulative members actively using the retail platform (Supermarkets/Restaurants) for their KES 30,000 monthly household
basket.

Year Cumulative Members Monthly Grocery Spend per Family (KES) Total Funds Trapped Monthly (KES) Annual Retail Revenue (KES)
1 100,000 30,000 3 Billion 36 Billion
2 1,000,000 30,000 30.0 Billion 360 Billion
3 2,000,000 30,000 60.0 Billion 720 Billion
4 3,400,000 30,000 102.0 Billion 1.220 Trillion
5 3,500,000 30,000 105.0 Billion 1.26 Trillion
10,000,000 3.6 Trillion

Model No. 3: Housing Sacco Member Recruitment & Deposits

The baseline entry deposit is kept flat at KES 250,000 for the first two years during the trust-building phase, before scaling up to match premium housing developments.

Year Annual New Members Recruited Deposit per Member (KES) Annual Cash Raised (KES) Target Deployment Strategy
1 100,000 250,000 25 Billion KES 2.5 Billion to fund Agriculture
2 1,000,000 300,000 300 Billion Supermarket chain expansion / other sectors
3 2,000,000 300,000 700 Billion Supermarket chain expansion & Phase 2 units
4 3,400,000 450,000 1.530 Trillion Mass infrastructure rollout across satellite towns
5 3,500,000 500,000 1.75 Trillion Pan-African market alignment & secondary assets
Total 10,000,000 KES 4.305 Trillion Total Ecosystem Funding Pot

Model No. 4: Farmer Market-Access Subscriptions
https://kenyatreefoodsystems.org/

Year Active Farmers Connected Annual Digital Access Fee (KES) Total Annual Subscription Yield (KES) Supply Capacity Target
1 250,000 2,000 500 Million Pilot regions
2 1,000,000 2,000 2 Billion Expansion across Rift Valley & Western
3 2,500,000 2,000 5 Billion Central & Eastern region integrations
4 5,000,000 2,000 10 Billion Full national coverage
5 7,000,000 2,000 14 Billion Complete smallholder ecosystem saturation

Model No. 5: Ecosystem WebApp Micro-Transaction Fees

we anticipate transaction velocity to scale alongside consumer activity. Users pay KES 50 per critical digital transaction (e.g., wallet checkouts, bulk orders, delivery payments).

Year Active Shoppers Avg. Transactions per User / Month Transaction Fee (KES) Monthly Revenue (KES) Annualized Transaction Yield (KES)
1 50,000 2 50 5 Million 60 Million
2 300,000 2 50 30 Million 360 Million
3 1,400,000 3 50 210 Million 2.52 Billion
4 4,000,000 3 50 600 Million 7.20 Billion
5 8,500,000 4 50 1.7 Billion 20.40 Billion

Model No. 3: Housing Sacco Member Recruitment & Deposits

The baseline entry deposit is kept flat at KES 250,000 for the first two years during the trust-building phase, before scaling up to match premium housing developments.

Year Active Shoppers Avg. Transactions per User / Month Transaction Fee (KES) Monthly Revenue (KES) Annualized Transaction Yield (KES)
1 50,000 2 50 5 Million 60 Million
2 300,000 2 50 30 Million 360 Million
3 1,400,000 3 50 210 Million 2.52 Billion
4 4,000,000 3 50 600 Million 7.20 Billion
5 8,500,000 4 50 1.7 Billion 20.40 Billion

A New Era in Housing Shop and own your house

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Monthly Shopping Annual Shopping in our Market System Total Amount Input in the Business
• The Year You Get the 2-Bedroom House and Stop Rent Payment
Year & Amount Injected Through Shopping
Amount Period In 20 Years In 40 Years
KES 60,000 KES 720,000 KES 3,600,000 (5 Years) KES 14.4 Million KES 28.8 Million
KES 50,000 KES 600,000 KES 3,300,000 (5.5 Years) KES 12 Million KES 24 Million
KES 40,000 KES 480,000 KES 3,120,000 (6.5 Years) KES 9.6 Million KES 19.2 Million
KES 35,000 KES 420,000 KES 3,150,000 (7.5 Years) KES 8.4 Million KES 16.8 Million
KES 30,000 KES 360,000 KES 3,024,000 (8.4 Years) KES 7.2 Million KES 14.2 Million
KES 20,000 KES 240,000 KES 3,024,000 (12.6 Years) KES 4.8 Million KES 9.6 Million
KES 18,000 KES 216,000 KES 3,240,000 (15 Years) KES 4.32 Million KES 8.64 Million

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