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Cova, a Nigerian wealthtech startup that enables users to track their assets in one place, is shutting down.
Founded just four months ago, the Nigerian fintech startup Cleva has raised $1.5 million in a pre-seed round. It is arguably the first African startup in the Y-Combinator W24 batch to be listed in the directory.
Nigerian neobank has recorded ₦55.8 trillion in transaction value within four years.
Discover our curated list of popular loan apps approved by the FCCPC and CBN to operate in Nigeria. We also provide tips on choosing loan apps to ensure you make informed choices for your financial needs.
Nigerian fintech company, Paystack is launching a Direct Debit product in partnership with the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System.
Seven months after Dash CEO was suspended to enable a financial audit, the Ghanaian fintech plans to downsize its workforce by 50% due to its inability to raise additional funding.
According to the World Bank, Nigeria accounted for the highest remittance flow into Sub-Saharan Africa in 2022.
EBANX has expanded into eight African countries: Ivory Coast, Egypt, Ghana, Morocco, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia. The LatAm fintech unicorn is now present in eleven African markets.
The fintech will remittance services in the country. We also covered the location of InstaDeep's African AI research hub.
Global payments company, LemFi (formerly Lemonade Finance) has secured a $33 million Series A in a round led by Left Lane Capital.
By plugging SeerBit Alpha into their existing platform, businesses will be enabled to seamlessly offer various FinTech solutions, that cater to their clients' and operational needs.
Nigeria’s fintech company, Kuda debuted in the Neobanking category, while Egyptian’s FinTech’s startup, Fawry, South Africa’s Yoco and Nigeria’s Opay made the digital payment’s category.
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