Ecobank Fintech Challenge

Information

The Ecobank Fintech Challenge is a program designed to find, partner, and scale Fintechs that are ready for growth. The challenge offers selected Fintechs a host of benefits aimed at accelerating their business development. These benefits include access to Ecobank’s vast banking ecosystem and network across 33 African countries, the opportunity to integrate with Ecobank's digital offerings, and the potential to secure funding and investment. Additionally, participants receive mentorship and guidance from experienced professionals in the banking and fintech industries, enhancing their growth and market reach.

How to Apply

Interested Fintechs can apply for the Ecobank Fintech Challenge through the official website. The application process typically involves filling out an online application form where you provide details about your company, the problem you are solving, and how your solution fits within the financial technology space. Shortlisted applicants are usually invited to pitch their solutions to a panel of judges. Successful candidates go through a selection process, after which they become part of the program and start benefiting from the various supports offered.

Total number of startups invested: 1

Average Funding: The average funding or deal size is not publicly specified, but participants can potentially secure significant investment and partnerships.

Industry: Fintech

Market: 33 African countries where Ecobank operates

Other Accelerators/VC/Investors

Fincite Ventures

Fincite Ventures is dedicated to incubating and accelerating companies in the asset management, marketplace, and SaaS sectors. Entrepreneurs benefit from Fincite Ventures' extensive network, industry ...

View

AngelCube

AngelCube is a Melbourne-based accelerator program dedicated to nurturing and accelerating tech startups. Entrepreneurs who join the AngelCube program benefit from a wealth of resources including ment...

View

Meta Journalism Project

The Meta Journalism Project is an initiative by Meta (formerly Facebook) aimed at supporting publishers to strengthen the connection between journalists and the communities they serve. This project of...

View