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OnePipe, a Nigerian fintech, has raised $3.5 million in a seed round to fund the company's expansion Seed funding has been raised for OnePipe, a platform for developing API infrastructure. The company has raised $3.5 million in total. This announcement comes nearly a year after the company raised $950,000 in pre-seed funding from a variety of investors. The seed round was led by Atlantica Ventures, Tribe Capital, and V&R associates, among others. Canaan Partners, Saison Capital, Norrsken, .

Asilimia raises a $2 million pre-seed fund to expand its SME credit services in Kenya Kenyan fintech company Asilimia has raised $2 million in pre-seed capital to expand its operations into new markets in East Africa and accelerate the company's growth. The funds will be used to accelerate the company's growth. Fredrik Jung Abbou (co-founder of Kry and Lendo), Norrsken Impact Accelerator, and other well-known European startups contributed to the $1 million in seed funding raised by the company.

Bolt is spearheading a lease-to-own expansion strategy for Nigerian motorists Over 90 percent of the population in Nigeria is unable to purchase a car due to a lack of purchasing power among middle-class citizens, combined with limited or no access to vehicle financing. Furthermore, the vast majority of taxis and public transportation buses in Nigerian cities are leased by drivers, who are required to pay rental fees to the owners on a regular basis to maintain their vehicles. Because of this,.

Thepeer, backed by Flutterwave, aims to make data sharing easier for businesses through its API The Internet and technological advancements have radically altered every aspect of our lives as we previously knew them. The last two decades have seen a sea change in everything from education to healthcare to transportation to financial services. As a result of the ease with which technology can be integrated into business processes, users' expectations have shifted. Customers these days expect ef.

Busha, a cryptocurrency exchange based in Nigeria, has raised $4.2 million in seed funding to help it grow With the help of Jump Capital, Busha, a Nigeria-based digital platform for the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies as well as the storage of cryptocurrency, has raised $4.2 million in seed funding. Cadenza Ventures, Blockwall Capital, CMT Digital, Greenhouse Capital, Raba Capital, and other investors were also in attendance at the financing round, as were other investors. As stated by.

Small Business Owners Should Outsource These Tasks Outsourcing services has become a useful resource for small business owners in recent years as online tools grow more widely available, but figuring out which ones to use can be overwhelming due to the sheer number of options. Some of the best tasks to hire out are tech-related since many of these--such as social media management--are easy for freelancers to do from their own homes, making them cost-effective. There’s also a variety of te.

El Salvador surpasses Nigeria in the global Bitcoin rankings with the establishment of a proposed Bitcoin City Following the announcement of plans to build a Bitcoin City in El Salvador, the Central American country has surpassed Nigeria to become the world's leading Bitcoin country. It is also important to note that the government's recent crackdown on cryptocurrency dealers' bank accounts has played a significant role in the country's dislocation. The Central Bank of Nigeria's restrictions o.

Microvest enables users to save, invest, and grow their financial assets Although Nigerians' general desire to spend in response to the country's dire economic situation continues to be strong, the country's saving culture is becoming more developed. This is partly due to the fact that Fintech platforms have made the process easier to complete with the click of a button. One of the most significant consequences of the COVID-19 epidemic was that Nigerians learned to be more frugal with their sp.

Treepz raises $2.8 million in seed funding and acquires Uganda mobility startup Ugabus Treepz, a Ugandan mobility startup, has announced that it has completed its seed funding round at a valuation of $2.8 million, following a three-month fundraising period. In the first leg of the round, the company raised $1.2 million in total. A total of $1.6 million USD in new seed funding from new investors was announced today by the company. Earlier this year, Treepz raised an extension seed round led by .

Whogohost Review: Everything You Need to Know About the Service WhoGoHost is a web hosting and domain registration company in Nigeria that is well-known for its services. The company was founded by Opeyemi Awoyemi in 2007. Over the course of several years, WhoGoHost has grown to become one of the top ten (10) web hosting companies in Nigeria. It is a Google Apps Reseller, as the name suggests. An organization well-known for its exceptional customer service, unrivaled service offerings, and c.