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Africa-based Embedded Payment Solutions firm, Enza, secures $6.75M in seed funding to spur growth and expansion.

The Enza platform caters to all parties involved in financial transactions, offering services to banks and fintechs on the issuing end, while also accommodating small and medium-sized enterprises and merchants on the receiving end.

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Funding of $6.75 million secured by Enza to enhance payment integration in Africa's marketplaces
Funding of $6.75 million secured by Enza to enhance payment integration in Africa's marketplaces

Africa-based Embedded Payment Solutions firm, Enza, secures $6.75M in seed funding to spur growth and expansion.

Enza, a Dubai-based embedded payments startup founded by former Network International executives in 2023, has secured $6.75 million in seed equity funding. The round was co-led by Algebra Ventures and Quona Capital.

With this funding, Enza is focusing on expanding its operations across Africa. The company's growth strategy includes investing in or collaborating with African digital banking startups to expand its footprint and embedded payment services. This approach is evident in Enza Capital's recent involvement in digital banking deals, which target Africa’s underbanked populations.

Enza's payment solutions enable banks and fintechs to offer locally tailored services across African markets, including card issuance, digital wallets, and real-time payments. These solutions have already been successfully implemented in existing client use cases, rolling out digital payment solutions across several African countries. Examples include domestic payment schemes, real-time payment services, mobile money, Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) options, and international payment schemes.

Hany Fekry, CEO of Enza, aims to empower banks and fintechs across the African continent. Currently, Enza operates in Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa, and the recent capital injection will help it expand its footprint into other key markets throughout Africa.

The Enza platform supports both sides of the transaction chain, serving banks and fintechs on the issuing side, and SMEs and merchants on the acceptance side. This technical strength supports scalable expansion into markets like Africa, where embedded payments and digital banking are rapidly evolving sectors.

The investment in Enza is a strong vote of confidence in the company's team, market-leading solutions, and dedication to financial inclusion in Africa. Enza's engagement in digital banking ecosystems supporting underbanked communities reflects a broader growth plan aimed at driving financial inclusion and embedded payments adoption in key African markets.

The leadership team of Enza previously oversaw global acceptance, processing, and consumer finance divisions at Network International, bringing valuable expertise to the table. As Enza continues to grow and expand, it is poised to make a significant impact on the digital payments landscape in Africa.

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