Here are the top 10 Nigerian tech startups deals in 2022 as reviewed by Nairametrics: 1. Flutterwave ($250 million) Recognised as one of the most valuable startups in Nigeria, Flutterwave became Africa’s fourth unicorn last year after raising $170m in a Series C round. The company in...
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Fintech is heating up in Africa as startups vie to compete with traditional financial institutions. Quartz reports how One Finance’s recent “BB” credit rating is a milestone for this sector in Africa. “We want to look at pockets of funding in Nigeria and it’s easier if you have a...
Last year, Africa had three startups in the list; Nigeria’s Opay and Palmpay, and South Africa’s Yoco. According to CB Insights, the 250 companies were selected from a pool of over 17,000 companies around the globe. While some of these companies applied for themselves, others were nomi...
Moniepoint, the mobile money platform launched last year by Nigerian fintech startup TeamApt, has become the largest non-bank mobile money service in the country, processing 13 million transactions monthly. Launched in 2015, the Lagos-based TeamApt was formed to solve inefficiencies ...
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Nigeria is now home to over 200 fintech standalone companies, plus a number of fintech solutions offered by banks and mobile network operators as part of their product portfolio. Between 2014 and 2019, Nigeria’s bustling fintech scene raised more than $600 million in funding, attracting 25 ...
Fintech Startup Launches e-logistics Service In Nigeria, Funnel is a pioneer technology solution facilitating the efficient and seamless request and delivery of courier service in Nigeria. The platform brings together customers in need of courier service