Licence counterparty
The central bank (or master reseller) contracts Inject Group Ltd for the core engine. He is the director behind that company.
Founder & CEO
Abdulkadir Mohammed
Founder and statutory director of Inject Group Ltd, the UK software OEM that licenses Nexus.
Role
Abdulkadir is the founder, director, and person with significant control of Inject Group Ltd (Companies House 16282987). He owns the commercial path for the Nexus core licence: who the central bank contracts with for UK intellectual property, and how that licence sits beside an in-country integrator.
Background
Inject Group Ltd is the UK software OEM for Nexus. Specialist engineers maintain the core; hosting and HSM attestations sit with the operators in the contract; day-to-day operations sit with accredited regional integrators. That is how a central bank buys sovereign software — product, estate, and in-country delivery as distinct counterparties.
Statutory filings: Companies House 16282987. Vendor contact remains contact@injectgroup.com.
What this seat is for
Product ownership
Roadmap, OEM scope, and escalation into core engineering when a local SI cannot close a product defect.
In-country operations
On-site support and regional SLAs sit with the accredited integrator on the award — see the delivery network on this hub.
Engagement
Statutory director of Inject Group Ltd. Listed at Companies House. Engineering, infrastructure partners, and in-country integrators are how the licence is delivered.