Lagos-headquartered fintech secures financing from CardinalStone to grow Africa-Asia payments network.
Nomba announced it raised a $3 million debt facility through CardinalStone Finance Company Limited. The Lagos-based startup plans to use the funds to expand its cross-border payments infrastructure linking Africa and Asia. Nairametrics reported the financing as part of its coverage of business and financial news. The posts contain no details on interest rates, repayment terms, or specific projects the money will support. The announcement reflects the company's focus on scaling operations in those regions through this particular debt arrangement.
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Lagos-headquartered fintech secures financing from CardinalStone to grow Africa-Asia payments network.
Nomba announced it raised a $3 million debt facility through CardinalStone Finance Company Limited. The Lagos-based startup plans to use the funds to expand its cross-border payments infrastructure linking Africa and Asia. Nairametrics reported the financing as part of its coverage of business and financial news. The posts contain no details on interest rates, repayment terms, or specific projects the money will support. The announcement reflects the company's focus on scaling operations in those regions through this particular debt arrangement.
Nairametrics@NairametricsNomba, the Lagos-headquartered fintech startup, has raised a $3 million debt facility through CardinalStone Finance Company Limited to expand its cross-border payments infrastructure.
Nairametrics@NairametricsNomba, the Lagos-headquartered fintech startup, has raised a $3 million debt facility through CardinalStone Finance Company Limited to expand its cross-border payments infrastructure.