Digital revenue systems for governments in developing countries
RDF designs and operates the systems ministries use to license, tax and account for natural resource and domestic revenue. USD 3.6 billion has been recorded through them to date.
- ISO 9001:2015Quality management certified by DNV
- ISAE 3402 Type IControls attested by PwC
- Non-profitNo licence fees charged to governments
- 15 countriesAfrica, Asia and the Pacific
- Since 2009Headquartered in Oslo, Norway
Our impact
Figures recorded in RDF systems operated by partner governments.
Systems built for public administration
Each system enforces the work processes set out in law and regulation, so that every licence, assessment and payment leaves an auditable record.
XCAS
Mining, forestry and petroleum licensing with map dashboards, online applications and geospatial tools.
About XCAS →TAS
Taxpayer registration, e-filing, assessment, payment and risk-based audit selection in one platform.
About TAS →FUSION
Collects, reconciles and publishes company payments to government for EITI reporting.
About FUSION →Latest news

Governance Systems Workshop in Accra brings together 15 countries
Delegations from Africa and the Pacific shared experience in digital revenue administration and mineral licensing.
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Liberia launches online applications and payments
The Ministry of Mines and Energy opened online licence applications and payments through its RDF portal.
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Geodata management system implemented in Solomon Islands
The Ministry of Mines, Energy and Rural Electrification now manages geological data in a single system.
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