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Cowrywise, a Nigerian fintech startup that offers digital wealth management and financial planning solutions, has raised $3 million in pre-Series A funding. Quona Capital led the round as Tsadik Foundation, Gumroad CEO Sahil Lavingia, and a syndicate of Nigerian angel investors locally and in the diaspora participated. The company previously raised more than $500,000 through a combination of equity financing and grants. The idea for Cowrywise came when CEO Razaq Ahmed was an investment analyst with Meristem covering equities and making recommendations to retail and wealth management clients. ...

WhatsApp status reminder Bitcoin has been on the rise since December 2020. This has made it something everyone wants - a shiny thing. But the issue with this particular shiny thing is that it’s slowly becoming something hackers can bait users with. From December 2020 up until this moment, bitcoin has continued to meet new all-time high. Making the investment spicy and shiny. Hackers love to use what is trendy to bait users. The chart above shows the progress of bitcoin from November 2020 till a few days ago. Recently the coin started to fall from an all-time high of ~ $41,000 and this fal...

Share this article Nigerian wealth management startup, Cowrywise, has raised $3 million in a funding round led by Quona capital. Cowrywise co-founders, Edward Popoola and Razaq Ahmed.   Cowrywise, a Nigerian wealth management app that helps users get better at saving and investing their money, has raised $3 million. The pre-Series A funding round was led by Quona capital. Other participants in the round are Sahil Lavingia, Tsadik Foundation, and a syndicate of Nigerian angels. Founded in 2017 by Edward Popoola and Razaq Ahmed, Cowrywise has grown from launching with a savings feature to pro...

Nigeria’s Cowrywise raises $3M pre-Series A to scale its wealth management platform Cowrywise, a Nigerian fintech startup that offers digital wealth management and financial planning solutions, has raised $3 million in pre-Series A funding. Quona Capital led the round as Tsadik Foundation, Gumroad CEO Sahil Lavingia, and a syndicate of Nigerian angel investors locally and in the diaspora participated. The company previously raised more than $500,000 through a combination of equity financing and grants. The idea for Cowrywise came when CEO Razaq Ahmed was an investment analyst with Meristem ...