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Khazna

Financial inclusion for Egypt

Egypt , Cairo Founded 2019 201-500 Website

Operating Since2019 (7y)

About Khazna

Khazna is an Egyptian financial super app founded in 2019 by Omar Saleh, Ahmed Wagueeh, Fatma El Shenawy, and Omar Salah. The platform provides earned wage access, buy-now-pay-later, credit, and digital financial services to Egypt's unbanked and underbanked workers, reaching hundreds of thousands of users and raising over $47M in venture funding.

Leadership & Team

Founder(s)Omar Saleh, Ahmed Wagueeh, Fatma El Shenawy, Omar Salah

CEOOmar Saleh

Contact

khazna.app

Quick Facts

CountryEgypt

Founded2019

TypeStartup

ModelB2B2C

Team Size201-500

Operating In

Egypt

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