Financing Startups in Africa

Financing remains a critical challenge for African businesses. Traditional lenders are often risk-averse, and alternative finance options are still underdeveloped. Local leaders emphasize the need for innovative financing models, such as crowdfunding and impact investing, to bridge the funding gap and support entrepreneurial growth in Africa.

Avg. Deal Size
$14.3M+0%
Active Startups
22+0%
Total Funding
$356.7M+0%
Avg. Growth
-50%+0%

Market Map

22 companies in this sector

CompanyTaglineTotal FundingLast RoundTeam SizeBackersAction
Oliv
Oliv
Egypt

Oliv Finance provides fast, digital invoice financing to empower Egyptian SMEs with growth capital.

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Debt Financing
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11-50
No Data
Ariya Finergy
Ariya Finergy
Kenya

Ariya Finergy is providing seamless integration of power systems to commercial and industrial (C&I) clients across East Africa.

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Debt Financing
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11-50
No Data
Agel
Agel
Egypt

Agel is Egypt’s First Islamic Fintech; aiming to provide alternative financing solutions that cater MSMEs unique needs.

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Pre-seed
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11-50
No Data
NEAT Microcredit
NEAT Microcredit
Nigeria

NEAT Microcredit is empowering entrepreneurs in Nigeria through collateral-free loans,

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Debt Financing
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51-200
No Data
Vittas
Vittas
Nigeria

Vittas is a health‑focused fintech startup providing credit infrastructure for businesses in Africa’s healthcare ecosystem.

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1-10
No Data
PayDay Takaful
PayDay Takaful
Tunisia

PayDay Takaful offers digital micro-insurance and salary-backed loans to empower low-income workers.

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Pre-seed
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2-10
No Data

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