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Cross-Border Transactions Startups in Africa

StartupList Africa tracks 10 Cross-Border Transactions startups across Africa, which have raised $11M in disclosed funding. Nigeria has the most, with 5, followed by Egypt (1) and Ghana (1).

Updated

Avg. Deal Size
$3.7M
Active Startups
10
Total Funding
$11M
Avg. Growth
100%

Cross-Border Transactions companies

10 companies in this sector

CompanyTaglineTotal FundingLast RoundTeam SizeBackersAction

USD accounts for African freelancers and remote workers to receive, send and save international payments.

B2B cross-border payments, digital escrow and trade finance for African SMEs and the exporters who trade with them.

2-10
South Africa

Mobile wallet for holding, sending and spending US dollars and rand without a bank account, serving the South Africa–Zimbabwe corridor.

2-10
Nigeria

Multi-currency accounts and international money transfers to 30+ countries for immigrants and the diaspora.

Virtual bank that lets refugees and cross-border communities store, protect and move money from any phone.

Egypt

AI-powered B2B trade operating system connecting manufacturers, suppliers and wholesalers through purchase requests, bids and trade guarantees.

Nigeria

Stablecoin and crypto payment gateway letting African businesses accept digital-asset payments and settle in local currency via banks and mobile money.

11-50
Nigeria

Credit and finance infrastructure for trade: cross-border payments, multi-currency accounts and embedded trade finance for SME importers and exporters.

2-10
Nigeria

Agridex removes the barriers, cuts the costs and puts global trade within reach of every producer.

$9M
Venture
11-50

Aboki Africa is a Nigerian FinTech platform that allows users to change exchange foreign currencies and make cross-border transactions.

$2M
Seed
11-50

Cross-Border Transactions startups by country

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Cross-Border Transactions startups: quick facts

How many Cross-Border Transactions startups are there in Africa?
StartupList Africa tracks 10 Cross-Border Transactions startups across Africa.
How much funding have Cross-Border Transactions startups in Africa raised?
Cross-Border Transactions startups in Africa have raised $11M in disclosed funding.
Which African countries have the most Cross-Border Transactions startups?
Nigeria has the most, with 5, followed by Egypt (1) and Ghana (1).
Who invests in Cross-Border Transactions startups in Africa?
Abdul Hassan has backed 1 Cross-Border Transactions startup, followed by Alan Rutledge (1) and Heirloom Fund (1).