
Moove Funding Rounds
Hi Fintech friends 👋,
Here are the highlights of what happened in African Fintech this week;
Africa’s biggest mobility Fintech became a trap for Lagos drivers.
Two Fintech funding rounds were announced.
African VC raised $17.3 Million for its debut fund.
Two major African telecoms expanded further into cross-border payments.
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💸Fundraise and Exits
💰 Venture Funds
Chui Venturesraised $17.3 Million for its debut fund.
🚀 Partnerships & Product Launches
👔 Leadership Lineup
Meet the Interswitch Mafia.

📰 News of the Week
Moove becamea debt trap for Lagos drivers.
A new investigation revealed that Moove’s “drive-to-own” model is pushing Lagos drivers into debt. Many were promised new cars and fair financing, but ended up with used vehicles priced far above market rates and daily repayments that kept rising with Nigeria’s tough economy.
👀 Eye Openers
Can local cards scale? Vervehit 100 million cards issued across Africa.
📑 Read of the week
Stablecoin Era: African Fintechs Return to the Drawing Board. (Mambo Brief)
📖 Other News, Reads, and Media
🪙 Stablecoin Watch
News;
Visa partnered with Aquanow to extend stablecoin settlements to Africa.
🎥 VIDEO INTERVIEWS/DISCUSSIONS
Zazu raised $1 Million last week, here is the interview with the CEO of the company on why it matters to build a digital bank for African SMEs.
🦉 Tweet of the Week
92% of M-Pesa revenue is outside of its smartphone apps. https://t.co/TMOq3InLSi pic.twitter.com/F23wSMq5UP— Stephen Deng (@mrstephendeng) November 21, 2025
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