There is a growing number of tech startups in Nigeria, each offering exciting and innovative solutions to varying challenges in the country.
When deciding which startups to invest in, there are a few factors to consider such as the team behind the startup, the market problems they are trying to solve, and the scalability of the startup.
Here are some of the best startups in Nigeria worth investing in:
Paystack: Paystack is an online payments processing platform founded in 2015. It provides digital payment solutions for merchants in Nigeria and across Africa, allowing them to easily accept payments from customers on their websites, with mobile money, and debit/credit cards.
MyPadi: MyPadi is a real estate platform that eliminates the need for brokers and middlemen when it comes to buying and selling property. They have a platform that allows users to connect directly with sellers, prospective renters, and property managers.
Connected: Connected is an on-demand logistics company that helps meet the needs of businesses and individuals in Lagos State by providing them with reliable and affordable delivery services.
Flutterwave: Flutterwave is a payment processing platform designed to make it easier for businesses and consumers to make and receive digital payments. They offer a suite of products called Rave, which include APIs for accepting payments, international remittance services, and credit card processing for businesses.
Piggyvest: Piggyvest is a digital savings platform that connects Nigerians with digital banking and investment options. Piggyvest also helps users invest in stocks and other assets without having to visit multiple banks and financial institutions.
Helium Health: Helium Health is a digital healthcare platform that helps healthcare providers to manage patient data, billing and payments, appointment scheduling, and much more.
Thrive Agric: Thrive Agric is an agricultural platform that enables Nigerians to start investing in farming. They offer low-cost investments and training to smallholder farmers across Nigeria.
Whether you’re looking to invest in a Nigerian startup or launch one of your own, these are some of the best tech startups in Nigeria to watch out for. For more information on startup investments and the Nigerian tech industry, check out the website of the Nigerian Technology Industry Association.
