- 30 January, 2023
Cowrywise Gets SEC Backing to Operate as a Fund/Portfolio Management Company
Cowrywise, a Nigerian fintech startup, has announced that it has secured a Fund/Portfolio Management License from the Securities and Exchange
Nigerian Fintech Startup Cowrywise Secures $3m Pre-series A Investment to Grow Number of Nigerians Investing in Mutual Funds
Cowrywise, a Nigerian fintech startup, has raised $3 million in pre-Series A funding led by Quona Capital. Tsadik Foundation, Gumroad CEO Sahil Lavingia,
Power of Social Media! Influencer Finally Gets Her Money From Cowrywise
Funmi Oyatogun, a travel influencer and the founder TVP Adventures has disclosed that she has been refunded her stolen money
Influencer Calls Out Cowrywise For Not Refunding Stolen Money
Funmi Oyatogun, a travel influencer and founder TVP Adventures, has called out Cowrywise, a startup that helps make saving and investing
Nigeria’s Fintech, CowryWise Accepted into YCombinator Summer 2018
Nigeria fintech startup, CowryWise, has been accepted into YCombinator Summer 2018 Batch. Commenting on the news, Razaq Ahmed, the CEO
Microtraction Announces First Close of its Community Fund for Early-stage African Startups
Microtraction, an early-stage venture capital firm that invests in African tech entrepreneurs at the pre-seed stage, has announced a $15
DLM Capital Group Announces Winner For its 2021 Pegasus Fintech Challenge
DLM Capital Group through its digital banking subsidiary “SOFRI” has announced EazyChange as the winner of the first edition of
Top Venture Capitalist Firms in Nigeria
Nigeria’s fast-growing tech ecosystem now features venture capitalist firms that are continuously in search of innovative and scalable startups to
Catalyst Fund Announces New Cohort, Gets Fresh $15m Funding to Support Kenya, Nigeria and SA Fintechs
Catalyst Fund, a global fintech accelerator focused on emerging markets has announced six early-stage fintech startups that will participate in
Nigerian Fintechs: Quick And Effective But Can They Be Trusted?
Ugochukwu Festus, a businessman at the popular computer village in Lagos was in dire need of cash to clear his