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By Adedapo Adesanya Nigerian gig economy fintech startup, ImaliPay, has raised a $3 million seed round to deepen its financial services infrastructure across Nigeria and its other Sub-Saharan present markets – Kenya and South Africa. The seed round includes participation from Leonnis Investments, a follow-on from Ten
TEN13 invests in African fintech startup, ImaliPay Australian venture capital firm TEN13, has invested an undisclosed amount of pre-seed funding in ImaliPay. The primary aim of the investment is to expand and accelerate its growth and footprint in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, to be the go-to financier for start-ups with financial needs. ImaliPay, an African-based fintech start-up, joins TEN13’s growing fintech portfolio, including Chipper Cash and Finca Ventures, TEN13’s backing of ImaliPay follows a recent string of events that has elevated the visibility of Africa’s Fintech ...
African FinTech Start-Up ImaliPay raises pre-seed funding ImaliPay, an African-based fintech start-up is making waves by reshaping the future of work in the gig economy. The Australian venture capital firm TEN13 reputed for investing in top-tier start-ups has invested an undisclosed amount of pre-seed funding in ImaliPay. ImaliPay joins TEN13’s growing fintech portfolio; the likes of Chipper Cash and Bookipi. Other investors included in the raise are; Finca Ventures, Optimiser Foundation, Mercycorps Ventures, Changecom, and super angels from Norway, Nigeria, UK, and Kenya. The primary aim o...
External | what does this mean? This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. African fintech startup ImaliPay raises pre-seed funding to service gig economy 26 February 2021 Source: ImaliPay ImaliPay, an African-based fintech start-up is making waves by reshaping the future of work in the gig economy. The Australian venture capital firm TEN13 reputed for investing in top-tier start-ups has invested an undisclosed amount of pre-seed funding in ImaliPay. ImaliPay joins TEN13’s growing finte...