Nexpath Raises $1.1M to Redefine Personal Finance and Wealth Growth Across Africa

May 7, 2024

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Nexpath Raises

Across Africa, millions of individuals are seeking smarter, simpler ways to manage their money, from saving consistently to building long-term wealth. Yet, financial tools often remain fragmented, overly complex, or inaccessible to everyday users. For Oluwaremi Lawal, co-founder of Nexpath, this gap represents more than just a market opportunity, it’s a mission to help people take charge of their financial futures.

Now, the Lagos-based fintech company has raised $1.1 million in seed funding to expand its personal finance and wealth platform, designed to simplify how Africans save, invest, and grow their money with confidence.

The round drew participation from a mix of early-stage venture funds, angel investors, and impact-focused fintech backers, all united by a shared vision of making wealth management accessible to everyone, regardless of income or background.

“At Nexpath, we’re not just building another finance app,” said Oluwaremi Lawal, co-founder of Nexpath. “We’re building a trusted companion for people who want to make better financial choices, one that helps them plan, save, and grow without confusion or fear.”

With the new capital, the company plans to accelerate its product development, launch educational finance tools, and expand its presence across West Africa. The company will also introduce new automated savings plans, investment portfolios, and community-driven learning features aimed at improving financial literacy and participation among young Africans.

The raise comes at a time when financial inclusion remains one of the continent’s biggest challenges. According to regional data, less than half of adults actively invest or save in formal systems, often due to low trust and poor accessibility. The company’s approach, blending intuitive technology with education and transparency aims to shift that narrative.

Over the next year, fintech will roll out features that allow users to set personalized savings goals, explore investment opportunities, and access insights to make better money decisions. The company also plans to partner with regulated asset managers and financial institutions to expand safe and diverse investment options for its users.

Unlike many players chasing hype or high-yield speculation, the company’s focus remains on clarity, discipline, and long-term growth. Its mission to help Africans find their next path to financial freedom continues to guide its design, culture, and innovation philosophy.

This $1.1 million funding milestone marks more than an investment in technology; it signals growing confidence in Africa’s emerging wealthtech ecosystem and in the company’s belief that financial empowerment begins with simplicity and trust.

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