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    Can Swypex and Others Withstand Fawry’s Latest Onslaught? Egypt’s Fintech Scene Heats Up

    Giza-based Swypex recently raised $4 million in seed funding led by Accel. However, Fawry’s scale, resources, and latest additions to its offering further complicate matters for the two-year-old fintech.

    Thunder Code: Expensya Founders Return to Disrupt Software Testing, Two Years After $100M Exit

    Expensya, a Tunis-born, Paris-headquartered company, was acquired by Medius in 2023 for a reported sum exceeding $100 million, marking one of the largest exits for an African-founded tech company.

    Egyptian Fintech Unicorn MNT-Halan Gears Up for $500M in Credit Expansion After Key Acquisitions

    The 7-year-old fintech is also banking on an imminent commercial banking license in Egypt.

    Swvl Secures Additional $2 Million in Private Placement to Fuel US Expansion

    Under the agreed terms, investors have committed to a six-month lock-up period and restrictions on share transfers.
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    Nearly 80% of African Startup Funding in May Was Debt

    A month without a single equity round above $10m also raises questions.

    The Elite Funnel: Why African Tech’s New Financing Mix Signals a Hollowing of the Core

    Priced equity rounds from US and Gulf venture capital have all but vanished.

    From Profitability to $10M ARR: How Prembly Cracked Africa’s Identity Infrastructure

    "We’re processing around seven million unique verifications per month, up from 4.7 million."

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    Nearly 80% of African Startup Funding in May Was Debt

    A month without a single equity round above $10m also raises questions.

    The Elite Funnel: Why African Tech’s New Financing Mix Signals a Hollowing of the Core

    Priced equity rounds from US and Gulf venture capital have all but vanished.

    NALA Secures up to $50M Credit Facility From MUFG-Backed Liquidity to Pre-Fund Stablecoin Payment Corridors

    "At some point our business was more than doubling every other quarter, we grew faster than we could handle pre-funding for single-direction payments and everything broke."

    South African Fintech Flagship Yoco Buys Restaurant Software Platform Dyner.ai

    The South African payments group is bolting on an AI-native operating system for restaurants, while a new European CEO prepares to take the helm.