How much funding have Mobile Payment startups in Africa raised?

Mobile Payment startups in Africa have raised $65.6M in disclosed funding.

Who invests in Mobile Payment startups in Africa?

Digital Currency Group has backed 2 Mobile Payment startups, followed by Y Combinator (2) and Altos Ventures (1).

Mobile Payment Startups in Africa

StartupList Africa tracks 9 Mobile Payment startups across Africa, which have raised $65.6M in disclosed funding. Kenya has the most, with 3, followed by Egypt (2) and Dr Congo (1).

Updated 7 Oct 2026

Tracked Companies

Avg. Deal Size

$6.6M

Active Startups

Total Funding

$65.6M

Avg. Growth

Mobile Payment companies

9 companies in this sector

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Company	Tagline	Total Funding	Last Round	Team Size	Backers
MaishaPay Dr Congo	MaishaPay seeks to establish itself as a banking solution in rural areas generally disadvantaged by banks in Africa.	-	- -	2-10	No Data
Popote Kenya	Popote is a Kenya based mobile app that enables businesses to make their payments with total control and up-to date record keeping.	-	Venture -	11-50	No Data
Flitaa Kenya	Flitaa is a Kenyan all-in-one platform for storing, purchasing, selling, exchanging, and earning cryptocurrencies.	-	- -	11-50	No Data
Conduit Kenya	Conduit enables businesses to simply and cheaply move money between Latin America, Africa, China and the US at scale.	$59M	Series A -	11-50	No Data
Dayra Egypt	Dayra is a data-driven fintech company providing financial services to unbanked gig-workers and micro-businesses via API integration.	$3M	Seed -	11-50	No Data
Munify Egypt	Munify is a cross-border neobank designed to give Egyptians abroad a faster, cheaper way to send money home.	$3M	Seed -	2-10	No Data

MoneyBadger South Africa	MoneyBadger is eabling payments online and at the till using Bitcoin Lightning - an internet native currency.	$400K	Pre-seed -	2-10	No Data
Ahmini Tunisia	Ahmini is a digital platform that facilitates access for rural women to the Tunisian welfare and healthcare system.	$34K	Grant -	11-50	No Data
Roqqu Nigeria	Roqqu is a Nigerian cryptocurrency startup building blockchain-related technology through digital products.	$15K	Seed -	51-200	No Data

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Mobile Payment startups: quick facts

How many Mobile Payment startups are there in Africa?: StartupList Africa tracks 9 Mobile Payment startups across Africa.
How much funding have Mobile Payment startups in Africa raised?: Mobile Payment startups in Africa have raised $65.6M in disclosed funding.
Which African countries have the most Mobile Payment startups?: Kenya has the most, with 3, followed by Egypt (2) and Dr Congo (1).
Who invests in Mobile Payment startups in Africa?: Digital Currency Group has backed 2 Mobile Payment startups, followed by Y Combinator (2) and Altos Ventures (1).