
Three crowdfunding platforms for African tech startups
November 23th, 2020 – With the global pandemic impacting African SMEs and startup’s financial revenue, Ventureburn has highlighted three crowdfunding platforms that aim to assist African startups.
Crowdfunding is a method of raising money for businesses, people, projects, or charities through collective donations. According to Investopedia, crowdfunding can be understood as the “use of small amounts of capital from a large number of individuals to finance a new business venture.”
Individuals or organisations contribute an amount via the internet to support projects or ventures.
Traditional methods of funding a startup such as applying for a loan at a bank with an applied interest rate can become a costly option for many local entrepreneurs.
Crowdfunding allows entrepreneurs to connect and network with potential investors beyond private funding and venture capitalist firms. In a symbiotic relationship, some crowdfunding platforms offer potential rewards or profit to those who donate.
More…https://ventureburn.com/2020/11/three-crowdfunding-platforms-for-african-tech-startups/
Written by Ventur Burne
Photo: Bundupress
Related Post
Smaller firms, greater risks
“Smaller firms greater risks- How Strait of Hormuz disruptions could trigger an exclusion effect for small and medium-sized enterpri...
ICSB Releases Top 10 Global Trends...
The International Council for Small Business (ICSB) has published its annual Top 10 Trends for MSMEs in 2026, authored by ICSB President &am...
The European Commission’s Annual Report on...
The European Commission has published its Annual Report on European SMEs (2025/2026) and a new report on women entrepreneurs in Europe, prov...




