Nigerian Fintech Startups aims to help you succeed more

Nigerian Fintech companies raised $1.2 billion in venture capital funding in 2022 despite the country's economic crisis, followed by Kenyan Fintech which raised $1.1 billion, and Egypt with $820 million. Between 2014 and 2019, Nigeria's fintech industry raised roughly 600 million dollars in capital, as opposed to over a billion in a single year. Nigerian Fintech Startups aim to take your business to a great level of success and growth.

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Startup Funding Africa helps your business reach new levels of success

In absolute numbers, start-ups in Africa have raised over US$850 million through 150+ deals over US$100k (excluding grants). In 2019 or 2020, this would have been an outstanding performance, but considering what the ecosystem has delivered over the past year, it feels below par. The majority of startup funding obtained through 2021 was used by businesses in Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, and Kenya—the continent's main four. Startup Funding Africa takes your company to the next level.

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South African Technology Startups focus on maximizing profits and achieving success

Funding for South African digital startups is currently expanding at a rate that is six times faster than the global average; in 2021, $4.9 billion was raised, more than tripling the amount in a single year. But because of burdensome regulations, the digital skills gap, a lack of investment, and fragmented markets, Africa only represents 0.2% of the value of global startups today. South African Technology Startups aims to to propel your company to new heights of success.

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