RankingPayments · Nigeria · 2024 Funding
Top Funded Payments Startups in Nigeria of 2024
7 companies with $133.1M in 2024 funding between them. Moniepoint leads with $110M, followed by Zone ($8.5M) and Waza ($8M).
- 2024 Funding
- $133.1M
- 7 companies
- Median per company
- $3M
- average $19M
- Top 3 share
- 95%
- Moniepoint alone 83%
- Backer relationships
- 84
- across the 7
| # | Company | 2024 Funding |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Moniepoint provides a seamless platform to accept payments digitally, receive credit and access business management tools. | $110M |
| 2 |  Zone (formerely Appzone) is a regulated blockchain network that enables payments and acceptance of digital currencies. | $8.5M |
| 3 |  Waza is Nigerian FinTech startup that makes it easy for Africans to make global B2B payments. | $8M |
| 4 |  With over $1.3 billion in transaction volume already, Juicyway is connecting Africa to the world and transforming global payments. | $3M |
| 5 |  Klasha is a Lagos-based startup which makes consumer goods online more accessible to customers across Africa. | $2M |
| 6 | Cleva is a Nigerian USD banking platform for emerging markets, starting with Africa. | $1.5M |
| 7 |  Verto is a global B2B payments solution that helps businesses send money to anyone, anywhere | $100K |
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Missing a company? Submit itFrequently asked about Top Funded Payments Startups in Nigeria of 2024
- Which company leads Top Funded Payments Startups in Nigeria of 2024?
- Moniepoint, with $110M, 83% of the $133.1M on this list. Zone is second ($8.5M).
- How much did the companies on this list raise?
- $133.1M across 7 companies. The median company raised $3M. The top three took 95% of the total.
- How is this list built?
- This cohort contains startups classified as Payments in Nigeria and is ranked by total USD funding announced in 2024. Funding values are limited to 2024; latest-round and company details reflect the most recent tracked data.
