Alajo

Alajo

operating
www.alajo.app
Ikeja, Nigeria
FinTech

About Alajo

Alajo is a Nigerian fintech company revolutionizing grassroots savings through a digital infrastructure designed for the underbanked and offline populations across Africa. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Ikeja, Lagos, Alajo offers an escrowed savings platform that enables daily micro-savings—averaging $2.13 per user—via USSD, IVR, and SMS, without requiring internet access or smartphones. By leveraging POS terminals and community-based money agents, Alajo empowers individuals traditionally excluded from formal banking systems to build fin...

Company Profile
Headquarters
Ikeja, Nigeria
Founded
2021
Employees
2-10
Funding Recency
Total Funding
Undisclosed
Status
operating
Investors (Tracked)
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Contact Information

Headquarters

6, ositelu Street, Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos NG

Digital Footprint

Team Size

Employees

2-10

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Alajo: quick facts

Where is Alajo based and when was it founded?
Alajo is headquartered in Ikeja, Nigeria and was founded in 2021.
How much funding has Alajo raised?
Alajo has raised 3 funding rounds; the amounts were not disclosed. Its latest, a Non-equity Assistance, was announced on Aug 13, 2025.
Who has invested in Alajo?
Backers include CcHUB, Gates Foundation, WithOnyeka Community and Google for Startups.
What sector is Alajo in?
Alajo operates in Financial Services, FinTech and Financial Inclusion.
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