SA
Startup Series B B2C

SafeBoda

Safe motorcycle transportation

Uganda , Kampala Founded 2017 101-200 Website
Total Raised$18,000,000
StageSeries B
Operating Since2017 (9y)

About SafeBoda

SafeBoda is a motorcycle ride-hailing platform prioritizing safety with driver training and helmets. Also offers delivery and mobile payments.

Funding

Total Raised$18,000,000

Investors

Allianz XGo-Ventures

Funding History

Series B Nov 2019
$5M

Lead: Allianz X
Series A Jun 2018
$6M

Lead: Allianz X

Leadership & Team

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Contact

safeboda.com

Quick Facts

CountryUganda
Founded2017
TypeStartup
ModelB2C
Team Size101-200

Operating In

UgandaNigeria

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