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While Bitmama ranks top as the first African blockchain company to launch physical crypto cards, there are other crypto debit cards providers in Africa.
Klasha is investing heavily in building a library of e-commerce integrations and plug-ins to allow more global merchants to access African consumers seamlessly.
Dream VC, an investor-accelerator, has launched Launch into Venture Capital and Investor Accelerator to train more than 50 future investors for Africa.
BD Insider, Letter 103 covers why Mercury Bank blocked the bank accounts of some African startups, Paystack's PSP license from the Bank of Ghana.
Susu has raised €2 million ($2.2 million) pre-seed, comprising €1 million in equity financing, €800,000 in debt, and €200,000 in grants.
In this edition of Zero To Scale, Future Africa’s co-founder and operations partner Damilola Fasawe-Aderinto talks about how startups can attract investors and the growth levers African startups should focus on.
In the BD Insider, Letter 101, we covered Mara Phones’ demise in South Africa and the controversies, Gozem expansion into Cameroon.
With $27 million total funding, Stitch is now the most funded API-first fintech startup. What does this mean for Africa API fintechs?
BD Insider, Letter 100 explores the ying and yang of digitising Africa's informal sector, the Central Bank of Kenya's plan to adopt digital currencies.
Africhange enables anyone in Canada to send money to Nigeria, Ghana and Mexico at the best rates, without unnecessary fees.
Through this partnership, Bridgia is now one of the 21 Google for Education Integrated Solutions Initiative partners in the region of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Moove Africa has received a $10 million financing facility from NBK Capital Partners Mezzanine Fund II, bringing its total funding raised to $78.2 million.
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