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CINETPAY

https://cinetpay.com/
Last activity: 04.07.2022
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Vendre et recevoir les paiements mobile money en ligne avec CinetPay. Plusieurs moyens de paiement ,mobile money , carte bancaire , wallet disponibles. plus de 100 millions de clients potentiels vous attendent sur @CinetPay
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Location: Côte d'Ivoire, Abidjan
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +225 2522018620
Total raised: $2.4M
Founded date: 2016

Investors 2

Funding Rounds 1

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
13.12.2021Seed$2.4M-

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04.07.2022#TechCEO: How Idriss Marcial's CinetPay is Ensuring Financial Inclusion in Africa Via Online and Offline TransactionsJoaquin Victor Tacla, Tech Times 04 July 2022, 03:07 pm Idris Marcial Monthe's CinetPay prides itself on being financially inclusive with its Mobile Money app. CinetPay is a Fintech focused on mobile money transactions in Africa. According ...
13.12.2021CinetPay, a fintech startup based in the Ivory Coast, receives $2.4 million in a seed round led by Flutterwave and 4DX VenturesCinetPay, an Ivory Coast-based business that enables merchants in Francophone Africa to accept and make payments securely, has raised US$2.4 million in seed funding from 4DX Ventures and Flutterwave to expand its sales and marketing operati...
09.12.2021Open banking and its progenitor, nominees, Techpoint Awards 2021, and some exciting news out of AfricaShare this article: Hi there, Today, I’m discussing: How Adedeji Olowe initiated open banking in Nigeria Nominees for Techpoint Awards 2021 Other exciting news out of Africa Adedeji Olowe and the concept of open banking Adedeji Olowe If you...
08.12.20214DX Ventures and Flutterwave back Francophone Africa’s CinetPay in $2.4M roundCinetPay, a payment gateway that allows e-merchants and merchants to accept mobile money and other forms of payments in Francophone Africa, has secured $2.4 million in seed funding. Pan-African venture capital fund 4DX Ventures and unicorn ...
08.12.2021Ivorian fintech CinetPay secures $2.4m seed investment from Flutterwave, 4DX VenturesCinetPay, an Ivory Coast-based startup that enables merchants in francophone Africa to accept and make electronic payments online or via mobile Point of Sale (PoS) devices, on Wednesday said it has raised $2.4 million seed funding. 4DX Vent...
08.12.2021DEAL: CinetPay raises $2.4 million in seed round co-led by Flutterwave and 4DX Ventures--> --> CinetPay, a digital finance platform that enables merchants in Francophone Africa to seamlessly accept and make payments, has announced a $2.4 million seed fundraising round from 4DX Ventures and Flutterwave. The investment wi...
24.03.2020Kenyan fintech Pezesha wins Best Catapulter Award at LHoFTKenyan fintech startup Pezesha earlier this month took home the Best Catapulter Award at the conclusion of the Catapult: Inclusion Africa fintech bootcamp hosted by The Luxembourg House of Financial Technology (LHoFT). Pezesha, a micro lend...
24.03.2020Kenyan fintech Pezesha wins Best Catapulter Award at LHoFTKenyan fintech startup Pezesha earlier this month took home the Best Catapulter Award at the conclusion of the Catapult: Inclusion Africa fintech bootcamp hosted by The Luxembourg House of Financial Technology (LHoFT). Pezesha, a micro len...
18.02.2020Here are the 13 African fintechs selected for LHoFT’s bootcamp in Luxembourg [Updated]UPDATE (23 March 2020): Subsequent to the publication of this article, the Luxembourg House of Financial Technology (LHoFT) added Nigerian startup SmartTeller and Ghanian and US based startup Ozé to the bootcamp as well. The story has been ...
18.02.2020Here are the 13 African fintechs selected for LHoFT’s bootcamp in Luxembourg [Updated]UPDATE (23 March 2020): Subsequent to the publication of this article, the Luxembourg House of Financial Technology (LHoFT) added Nigerian startup SmartTeller and Ghanian and US based startup Ozé to the bootcamp as well. The story has been ...
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