Builders & Founders Africa

AfriBlocks Pan-African freelance platform connecting African talent with global clients.

AfriBlocks: The Pan-African startup building Africa’s freelance economy

Finding skilled professionals in Africa is not necessarily the problem. The harder part is connecting that talent to companies that need it, while making the process of hiring, managing projects...
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Sytemap: The Transparent Real Estate Transactions For Africans

Buying land in Nigeria can be exciting until the paperwork starts and other due diligence measures raise questions.Who actually owns the land? Has the plot already been sold to someone...
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Mazzuma Ghanaian fintech evolving into a Web3 infrastructure company.

Mazzuma: The Ghanaian fintech that evolved into a Web3 infrastructure company

For a company that started by making mobile-money payments easier in Ghana, Mazzuma has taken a rather unusual path. The company is no longer focused only on helping people send...
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Finna digital finance platform showcasing stablecoin-powered payment and savings services for everyday financial transactions.

Finna: Building everyday financial services around stablecoins

Introduction For many people, stablecoins have become more than just another type of cryptocurrency. They are increasingly being used to receive international payments, protect savings from inflation, and move money...
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Ejara mobile app showcasing cryptocurrency investing and digital savings services for users across Francophone Africa.

Ejara: Making crypto investing and digital savings more accessible across Francophone Africa

Introduction  For many people in Francophone Africa, building wealth has never been easy. Traditional investment products are often difficult to access, minimum investment amounts can be high, and many financial...
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An illustration featuring the Xend Finance logo, tokenized real-world assets, blockchain network graphics, African business landmarks, and DeFi symbols representing the company's RWA blockchain initiative.

Xend Finance: The African DeFi pioneer  building a real-world asset blockchain

Introduction In many parts of Africa, saving money has always been a community effort. Long before mobile banking and fintech apps became common, people relied on cooperative societies and informal...
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An illustration featuring the Ribh Finance logo, stablecoin icons, African businesses connected by blockchain payment rails, and digital transaction graphics symbolizing seamless cross-border payments.

Ribh Finance: Building stablecoin-powered payment rails for African businesses

Introduction For many African businesses, selling products or services is only half the job. Getting paid, paying suppliers, and moving money across borders can be just as challenging. An importer...
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An illustration featuring a ZeroCard payment card, cryptocurrency icons, a retail checkout terminal, and blockchain network graphics, highlighting the use of crypto for everyday payments.

ZeroCard: Bringing crypto spending into everyday payments

Introduction For many crypto users, spending digital assets is often harder than earning or holding them. Stablecoins have become a popular way to receive international payments, preserve value, and move...
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An illustration featuring the Accrue logo, interconnected African countries, digital payment networks, and stablecoin icons, symbolizing borderless financial services across Africa.

Accrue: Building a borderless financial platform for Africa

Introduction Money moves faster than ever, yet moving it across borders is still far more complicated than it should be. A freelancer in Lagos can finish a project for a...
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Timon stablecoin fintech app with Nigeria and Kenya highlighted on an African map, blockchain payment graphics, mobile finance interface, and user growth visuals

Nigerian Stablecoin Fintech Timon Raises Funding, Expands to Kenya After Surpassing 100,000 Users

Timon, a Nigerian stablecoin payments platform, has secured undisclosed funding and expanded into Kenya after crossing 100,000 users across Africa.
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