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B2B Payments Startups in Africa

StartupList Africa tracks 8 B2B Payments startups across Africa, which have raised $8.4M in disclosed funding. Cote D'ivoire has the most, with 2, followed by Kenya (2) and Nigeria (2).

Updated

Avg. Deal Size
$4.2M
Active Startups
8
Total Funding
$8.4M
Avg. Growth
0%

B2B Payments companies

8 companies in this sector

CompanyTaglineTotal FundingLast RoundTeam SizeBackersAction
Kenya

Pretium is a Kenyan fintech startup offering B2B stablecoin-powered APIs for instant, compliant cross-border settlements.

1-10
Cote D'ivoire

Leya Labs: Empowering Africa’s mobile money networks with B2B fintech.

Seed
51-200
Mauritius

IPT Africa enables secure B2B cross-border payments, payroll, and FX solutions across Africa.

11-50
Nigeria

Helping African businesses buy from Asia—secure payments, sourcing, and shipping in one place.

Angel
1-10
Nigeria

Zuba is a Cross-border payments into and out of Africa in under five minutes.

Seed
11-50
Cote D'ivoire

Green-Pay is modernizing West African commerce with secure, scalable B2B payment infrastructure and seamless integrations.

Funding Round
11-50
Kenya

Checker offers global stablecoin infrastructure powering institutional cross‑border payments.

$8M
Seed
11-50
Seychelles

Fusepay is a fintech startup building modern payment infrastructure for underserved island economies, starting with Seychelles.

$350K
Pre-seed
2-10

B2B Payments startups: quick facts

How many B2B Payments startups are there in Africa?
StartupList Africa tracks 8 B2B Payments startups across Africa.
How much funding have B2B Payments startups in Africa raised?
B2B Payments startups in Africa have raised $8.4M in disclosed funding.
Which African countries have the most B2B Payments startups?
Cote D'ivoire has the most, with 2, followed by Kenya (2) and Nigeria (2).
Who invests in B2B Payments startups in Africa?
Al Mada Ventures has backed 1 B2B Payments startup, followed by Caisse des dépôts et consignations de Côte d'Ivoire (1) and Digital Currency Group (1).