SME Startups in Africa
StartupList Africa tracks 11 SME startups across Africa, which have raised $244.2M in disclosed funding. Nigeria has the most, with 4, followed by Egypt (2) and Ghana (2).
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SME companies
11 companies in this sector
| Company | Tagline | Total Funding | Last Round | Team Size | Backers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() Nigeria | WallX is a Nigerian FinTech which offers fast and secure B2B Payment Solution for African Businesses | - | Grant - | 11-50 | No Data | |
![]() Nigeria | NEAT Microcredit is empowering entrepreneurs in Nigeria through collateral-free loans, | - | Seed - | 51-200 | No Data | |
Egypt | Agel is Egypt’s First Islamic Fintech; aiming to provide alternative financing solutions that cater MSMEs unique needs. | - | Pre-seed - | 11-50 | No Data | |
Egypt | Tasaheel is a financing company for micro-projects with easy and simple payment systems. | $138M | Funding Round - | 10,001+ | No Data | |
South Africa | Flow48 enables SME growth by transforming future revenues into up-front capital under flexible terms. | $94M | Series A - | 11-50 | No Data | |
Nigeria | Zuvy provides software for vendors and their buyers to settle invoices and manage payment schedules. | $5M | Debt Financing - | 11-50 | No Data |
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SME startups by country
Top SME investors in Africa
- 54 Collectivebacked 2
- Digital Africabacked 2
- Launch Africabacked 2
- Plus Venture Capitalbacked 2
- TLG Capitalbacked 2
- 10K Venturesbacked 1
SME startups: quick facts
- How many SME startups are there in Africa?
- StartupList Africa tracks 11 SME startups across Africa.
- How much funding have SME startups in Africa raised?
- SME startups in Africa have raised $244.2M in disclosed funding.
- Which African countries have the most SME startups?
- Nigeria has the most, with 4, followed by Egypt (2) and Ghana (2).
- Who invests in SME startups in Africa?
- 54 Collective has backed 2 SME startups, followed by Digital Africa (2) and Launch Africa (2).






