
Startbutton Africa
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About Startbutton Africa
Startbutton Africa is a digital commerce infrastructure platform enabling global businesses to launch and scale across African markets in minutes. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, with a U.S. presence in Delaware, Startbutton serves as Africa’s leading Merchant of Record (MoR)—handling local compliance, tax, treasury, and payment operations so companies can focus on growth. Trusted by over 200 global brands across 30+ countries, Startbutton simplifies collections and payouts in 15+ African markets, including Nigeria, Ghana,...
Headquarters
270 Murtala Muhammed Way, Alagomeji-Yaba, Lagos 101212, Lagos, Nigeria.
Team Size
Employees
11-50
Social Presence
Active Channels
3/5
Moderate
Startbutton Africa: quick facts
- Where is Startbutton Africa based and when was it founded?
- Startbutton Africa is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria and was founded in 2023.
- How much funding has Startbutton Africa raised?
- Startbutton Africa has raised $1M across 4 disclosed rounds. Its latest, a Funding Round, was announced on Oct 08, 2025.
- Who has invested in Startbutton Africa?
- Backers include Equitable Ventures, Visa Africa Fintech Accelerator, Norrsken Accelerator, Norrsken VC and 3 others.
- What sector is Startbutton Africa in?
- Startbutton Africa operates in Financial Services, FinTech and Payment.
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