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Startup Series B B2B

Nomba

Powering payments and business management for African businesses

Nigeria , Lagos Founded 2017 201-500 Website
Total Raised$35,000,000
StageSeries B
Users300K+ merchants
Operating Since2017 (9y)

About Nomba

Nomba (formerly Kudi) provides payment terminals, business management tools, and banking services to small businesses across Nigeria. The platform offers POS devices, payment links, invoicing, and inventory management in a single ecosystem.

Funding

Total Raised$35,000,000
Last Round$30,000,000Series B · Feb 2023

Investors

Helios Investment PartnersBase10 PartnersPartech AfricaKhosla Ventures

Funding History

Series B Feb 2023
$30M

Lead: Helios Investment Partners

Leadership & Team

Founder(s)Yinka Adewale

Traction & Recognition

Users300K+ merchants

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Quick Facts

CountryNigeria
Founded2017
TypeStartup
ModelB2B
Team Size201-500

Operating In

Nigeria

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