The reports in context

United Nations panels and commissions publish reports on governance, public finance and human-rights conditions in South Sudan. The publications linked below include passages about digital revenue arrangements and Crawford Capital.

Crawford's published position

Crawford's June 2026 statement explains the company's role as a digital-government technology provider and responds to concerns raised about public revenue. The statement describes the company's contracts, platform fees and payment controls.

How the fee structure is described

The statement describes a 2% platform service fee and a separate allocation connected with a $15 e-visa convenience fee. The payment guide and newsroom examples explain the amounts and transaction stages in plain language.

Read the source documents

The United Nations publications and Crawford's statement are provided below in full. Dates and issuing organisations are shown so each document can be read in the period and institutional context in which it was published.

Related documentsFinal report of the Panel of Experts on South Sudan ↗United Nations Security Council · 15 April 2024 · Institutional recordReport of the Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan ↗United Nations Human Rights Council · 2025 · Institutional recordReport of the Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan ↗United Nations Human Rights Council · 2026 · Institutional recordCompany statement on digital government services ↗Crawford Capital Ltd · 22 June 2026 · Company publicationDownload PDF ↓Crawford Capital responds to allegations on digital services to government ↗Eye Radio · 22 June 2026 · External coverage