African Startups News in Africa
WafR leverages its startup proprietary technology to turn small-time merchants into financial service providers, allowing them to facilitate mobile phone top-ups, money transfers and cash-in/cash-out transactions.
In contrast to other grocery delivery startups that merely function as middlemen, Breadfast operates its own bakeries and fulfillment. This business model has proven instrumental for ensuring product quality and...
EAAIF is a blended finance channel that supports infrastructure projects through public and private debt capital. The fund provides debt products on commercial terms to projects belonging to, and operated,...
NjiaPay's platform operates and combines PSP's and payment methods, offering business a single integration point for managing transactions.
At the time of acquisition, ExiPay held existing contracts with several enterprise clients and PSPs operating in South Africa and other African markets, including omnichannel retail brand Bash. With this...
Ivory Coast’s Cauridor Lands $3.5 Million In Seed Funding to Bolster Africa’s Payment Infrastructure
Cauridor aims to ease cross-border transactions for merchants, banks, telecom operators, and money transfer companies in the untapped region of Francophone Africa.
UsPlus aims to use the new capital to strengthen its balance sheet and attract further senior debt funding.
Ignite Power was founded in 2014 by Yariv Cohen, who pursues the mission of providing solar-powered life-enhancing solutions to some of the continent’s most underserved communities.
Fincart.io addresses these pain points by consolidating the region’s largest courier network into a single platform, enabling merchants to streamline order management, access competitive shipping rates, and unlock financial support.
Furaha was founded by Yustus Aribariho and Ian Fernandes, aiming to utilize SC Ventures' risk management expertise and Yabx's AI-driven lending platform to address the financial needs of underserved communities.
