Invest in the Digital Backbone of African Commerce.
AFRIXA is raising USD 100,000 to fund design, engineering, pilot deployment, and legal setup — reaching a working MVP with real merchants in 2027.
Africa's commerce infrastructure gap is a multi-trillion dollar opportunity.
With over 40 million SMEs, a rapidly growing middle class, and mobile-first consumers, Africa represents one of the last truly untapped digital commerce markets on earth.
Every dollar goes directly toward reaching the 2027 MVP milestone.
The infrastructure moment is here.
Mobile Penetration Crossing the Threshold
African smartphone penetration has crossed 50% and is accelerating. Merchants are ready for digital infrastructure — they just lack the right tool.
AfCFTA Creating a Unified Market
The African Continental Free Trade Area is reducing trade barriers — but only businesses with digital infrastructure can take advantage of it.
No Dominant Infrastructure Player
Unlike payments, where players like Paystack exist, the full-stack commerce OS layer remains wide open. AFRIXA is positioned to own it.
DFI and Impact Capital Availability
Development finance institutions are actively funding African digital infrastructure. AFRIXA's model aligns perfectly with their SME empowerment mandates.
Seed funding unlocks Phase 1. Everything after scales from there.
Concept & Design
Architecture finalized, team assembled, legal entity formed, seed capital deployed, Merchant OS alpha built and piloted with 5–10 merchants.
MVP & Pilots
Full MVP live in one pilot market. Supplier OS beta. AFRIXA Pay integrated. First commercial partnerships signed and validated.
Regional Expansion
Expansion to 3–5 markets. Full platform live including Logistics, Capital, and AI Engine. Institutional Series A raised.
Continental Scale
AFRIXA becomes the default commerce infrastructure across Africa — millions of merchants, suppliers, and governments connected.
Ready to join the founding round?
We are speaking with impact investors, DFIs, angel investors, and institutional partners who believe in the infrastructure story of African commerce.