MoneyFellows raises $13M to take its group savings model outside Egypt
- Founded in 2017 and based in Cairo, MoneyFellows secured $13 million in funding during its latest financing round ahead of Series C, aiming to accelerate its expansion across the region.
- The company built its business by digitizing ROSCAs, ancient rotating savings groups common in emerging markets, and aims to modernize savings and borrowing.
- MoneyFellows has grown its user base to over 8.5 million and established partnerships with hundreds of partners across local and regional markets, while preparing to roll out new financial offerings such as investment options and payroll services.
- Founder Ahmed Wadi emphasized that the company has successfully optimized its business model to achieve profitability, with total funding surpassing $60 million from several prominent investors.
- The new funding aims to drive digital financial inclusion and accelerate expansion, with Morocco as a key market and major upcoming events expected to boost adoption.
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