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Activity : Payments and mobile money
REasy, a Cameroonian trade finance platform that offers cross-border payments, logistics, and compliance services to SME importers, has raised $1.8 million in pre-seed funding.
Co-investors 54 Collective, Ingressive Capital, Joël Nana Kontchou, Launch Africa Ventures, Marième Diop, Techmind
Source : techcabal.com
Co-investor alongside Future Africa
Activity : Leasing and factoring
Liquify, a Ghana-based fintech startup aiming to modernize trade finance for African small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has raised $1.5 million.
Co-investors 54 Collective, Equitable Ventures, Launch Africa Ventures
Source : launchbaseafrica.com
Activity : Marketing, media and communication
Credits: Makifaa Makifaa, a Togolese media startup specializing in authentic
Source : launchbaseafrica.com
Activity : Vocational training
AlGROWithm , a Nigerian startup, has secured funding to broaden the reach of its exclusive Growth Talent Accelerator Programme across six African nations.
Source : techinafrica.com
Co-investor alongside 216 Capital
Activity : B2B e-commerce
Senegalese startup ProXalys , which specializes in digital transformation in B2B commerce, has raised a USD 500 K funding round to help it scale.
Co-investors Haskè Ventures
Source : weetracker.com
Co-investor alongside Cameroon Angels Network
Activity : Payments and mobile money
Cameroonian fintech Koree has closed a pre-seed round of $200,000 which it plans to use to grow its merchant base.
Co-investors Catalytic Africa
Source : techcabal.com
Digital Africa invests tickets ranging from 1.8 M$ to 1.8 M$, across the following sectors: E-commerce, Education, Fintech, Media & entertainment, and Financial services, in the following areas: Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, and Togo. Check in 30 seconds whether your company fits these criteria.
