Top Funded FinTech Startups in Kenya of 2022

TerraPay simplifies global money movement – by providing a single connection to the most expansive cross-border payments network.

Tanda is a Kenyan fintech startup working to revolutionize access to digital financial services for micro-retilers across Africa.

Conduit enables businesses to simply and cheaply move money between Latin America, Africa, China and the US at scale.

Lipa Later is a digital lending marketplace providing "buy now pay later" services.

Pyypl is a blockchain technology-based fintech providing digital payments and financial services for smartphone users.

Untapped Global is connecting global investors to the most promising investment opportunities in Africa and other emerging markets

Watu Credit Limited offers asset financing (motorcycles and three-wheelers) and group lending products (short-term and business loans)

Credrails is building the open finance rails for Africa by connecting various data sources into a single api for a variety of use cases.

Koa is a an App based platform that helps you save and grow your money at the tap of a button

Hakki Africa is a Kenya-based FinTech startup that provides microfinance services for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Churpy is on a mission to make managing receivables operations secure and scalable for finance teams and developers.

Alvin is a smart money manager that helps people align their daily spending behaviors with their savings goals.

Kotani Pay enables blockchain protocols, dapps and blockchain fintech companies to integrate seamlessly to local payment channels in Africa.

FinAccess is a Kenyan startup that provides banking software for microfinance organisations.

Paycloud empowers African SMEs with digital banking, smart POS, and AI-driven financing solutions.

Incourage enables agents to earn passive income by selling insurance via a digital platform.

Nobuk is a payments reconciliation company enabling groups and collectives in Africa to automate payment collection.

hela.money aims to digitise the way money moves and flows in the global economy.