Digitalization within the Directorate General of the Treasury, Financial and Monetary Cooperation (DGTCFM) of the Ministry of Finance (MINFI) is now a reality. This dynamic shift aims to simplify administrative procedures for all economic players.

Member companies of the Subcontracting and Partnership Exchange of Cameroon (SPX-CMR) now face fewer hurdles in fulfilling their regulatory financial obligations. These processes are progressively moving online, resulting in shorter processing times, easier access to critical information for tender submissions, and improved interaction with regulatory and industrial promotion bodies.

The official website of the Cameroon Public Treasury (www.tresorpublic.cm) highlights major reforms such as the TRESORPAY platform. This dematerialization of public revenue and expenditure is a revolution for SMEs partnering with major contractors:

• Online payment: secure and rapid financial transactions with the State.
• Increased transparency: full traceability of operations, strengthening trust between the public sector and private service providers.
• Cost reduction: fewer physical trips and lower administrative burdens related to debt recovery.

What is the impact for SPX members?

For SPX-CMR, the goal is to elevate local SMEs to international competitiveness levels. Mastering these digital tools allows subcontractors to:

1. Professionalize: by adopting the digital standards required by large international groups.
2. Optimize cash flow: thanks to better visibility of payments through the Treasury.

The SPX strongly encourages its members to explore the new digital services offered by the administration. By integrating these tools into their daily operations, Cameroonian SMEs are not just modernizing—they are building a more resilient and attractive industrial ecosystem for investment.