Three things we refuse to compromise on.
Safety first, always
Every driver vetted in person. Every trip watched. Every SOS answered by a human.
Electric by default
Cleaner air, quieter streets, lower cost per km — and more money in drivers’ pockets.
Guyanese through & through
We hire here. We build here. We answer the phone here.
From Oxford seminar room
to Georgetown sidewalk.

Guyana enters the conversation.
A presidential visit to Oxford University put Guyana’s transformation on the global stage — sharpening the question for three classmates already asking where.


Peter & Michel with Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President of Guyana. On the ground. Listening first.
Time in Guyana with commuters, drivers, fleet owners, public-sector partners. The pattern was unmistakable — a country ready for reliable, transparent mobility.
From blueprint to motion.
Registered entities, a local team, a vetted fleet, and an operating model built for Georgetown first. Launch in August — then the coast.
A bench of serious operators.
GuyWay engages senior advisers in transport, fintech, and sustainability — professionals who’ve scaled ride networks, built payment rails in emerging markets, and deployed electric fleets at national scale.
Transport
Ex-operators from international ride-hailing platforms. Launch and fleet playbooks.
Fintech
Payment rails and regulated financial products in emerging markets.
Sustainability
EV fleet deployment and energy-transition strategy at national scale.
This is Guyana.
The city we start in, the country we build for, the infrastructure that carries us both. Three pictures we keep on the wall.
Stabroek Market
Where the city moves. Where most of our rides will begin and end. The heart of our launch city.
Demerara Bridge
A new kind of crossing for a new kind of country. Modern infrastructure meeting modern mobility.
Mount Roraima
Thirty million years old. Our reminder of the scale of what we’re building for — and why it has to be clean.
Two entities, one brand.
Transparency about the corporate structure behind GuyWay — so you know which entity is responsible for what.
GuyWay Corp.
The technology company behind GuyWay. It owns and operates the app, the website, and the rider platform, and runs the marketplace that connects riders with independent drivers. Your counterparty on the Rider Terms & Conditions. Built to scale across the Caribbean region and the Guyanas.
Place of incorporation: Barbados.
GuyWay Inc.
The fleet management company. It owns, maintains, and insures the vehicles used on the platform, and leases them to the independent drivers who operate on the marketplace. It does not contract directly with riders.
Place of incorporation: Guyana.
See our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy for the full entity and contact details.
The factsGuyWay, in plain English.If you skipped the story and just want the facts — tap to open.
What we do
GuyWay is an all-electric ride-share service for Guyana. Riders book trips on the app or web; independent driver-partners accept and complete them in GuyWay-branded electric vehicles.
When we launch
August 2026, in Georgetown. Waitlist members are invited first, in signup order. Cap: 2,500.
Where we operate
Georgetown on day one — Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Ogle, University of Guyana, Giftland, Stabroek, Kitty, Seawall. East Bank and East Coast Demerara phase in as the fleet grows.
How we price
Upfront fares. No surge, ever. No haggling. You see the price before you tap Confirm.
How you pay
Card, MMG (Mobile Money Guyana), Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cash. All five work from day one.
Why electric
Zero tailpipe emissions. Roughly one third the per-km cost of petrol. Quieter streets. Read the sustainability methodology.
How drivers are vetted
Every driver sits with us in Georgetown. Documents, background check, safety training. Ratings under 4.5★ trigger review. See Safety for the full protocol.
For companies
Consolidated billing, cost centres, duty-of-care tracking, ESG-ready emissions reporting. GuyWay for Business.
Ready when you
are, Guyana.
Early members get priority invites and launch credit.
