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Nigerian Eazipay Inc. Joins the Y Combinator W22 Accelerator Program

Nigerian Eazipay Inc. Joins the Y Combinator W22 Accelerator Program

Eazipay Inc., a Nigerian startup that provides payroll and bookkeeping services to SMEs and corporates, has announced its participation in the Y Combinator Winter 2022 accelerator program. Based in Lagos, Nigeria, Eazipay designs Apps and APIs solutions for payroll and corporate taxes for small businesses and startups. With just one

Ghanaian Fintech OZÉ raises $3M to scale startup

Ghanaian Fintech OZÉ raises $3M to scale startup

Ghanaian startup providing digital recordkeeping tools with embedded finance products for small and medium scale businesses, OZÉ, has raised $3 million in pre-series A funding round. The funding round was led by European venture capital firm Speedinvest, which invests in pre-seed, seed, and early-stage tech startups. Also participating in the

Nigeria Startup Dojah Announces Participation For Y Combinator W22 Batch

Nigeria Startup Dojah Announces Participation For Y Combinator W22 Batch

The Nigerian-based tech startup Dojah has confirmed its participation in the W22 Y Combinator accelerator program. “We are excited to announce that we are part of the Y Combinator W22 Batch. As a unified KYC and digital solutions company, we have a single goal of empowering scale and innovation for

Nigerian startups Moni, Topship, confirm participation for Y Combinator’s W22 batch

Nigerian startups Moni, Topship, confirm participation for Y Combinator’s W22 batch

Two Nigerian startups Moni and Topship, have now been confirmed as participants of the YCombinator Accelerator Program, Winter 2022 Batch. The program would run from January through March. Participants receive seed funding to upscale their startups as well as other investment opportunities at demo day. Founded by Femi Iromoni, Moni

Uganda Lowers Bank Cheque Limits To boost e-Transactions

Uganda Lowers Bank Cheque Limits To boost e-Transactions

To shore up mobile money and electronic transactions in the country, the Bank of Uganda has announced that it will lower cheque value limits for amounts above the equivalent of about $2,800 in local and foreign currency starting Jan. 15. NOTICE: NEW CHEQUE VALUE LIMITS EFFECTIVE JANUARY 15, 2022.