Enza raises $6M to scale African bank payments rails
The Egyptian fintech infrastructure startup secures capital to pursue licenses and entry into additional markets.
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Egypt-based payments provider enza has raised $6 million in a seed+ funding round led by 4DX Ventures, according to an announcement published on Nov. 9 [1]. Additional participants in the financing include British International Investment, Quona Capital, and Algebra Ventures [1].
Founded in 2023, the startup builds payments infrastructure designed for commercial banks and financial technology companies across Africa [1]. According to Hany Fekry, group CEO of enza, the team has worked to serve as an infrastructure partner for African financial institutions seeking modern transactional systems [1].
The company plans to allocate the newly raised capital to enter fresh regional markets, acquire additional regulatory licenses, and support ongoing expansion across its suite of financial software products [1].
Questions and answers
How much funding did enza raise?
The startup secured $6 million in a seed+ round announced on Nov. 9, 2026.
Who led the seed+ round?
4DX Ventures led the round, joined by British International Investment, Quona Capital, and Algebra Ventures.
What does enza do?
Launched in 2023, enza supplies payments infrastructure rails to banks and fintech companies across the African continent.
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Sources
- 1.Egypt’s enza raises $6m seed+ round to expand payments infrastructure across Africa - Disrupt Africa — disruptafrica.com
- 2.Enza raises $6 million Seed+ for African bank rails — The Industry Spread, Nov 8, 2026
- 3.Egyptian Payments Startup enza Raises USD 6 M Additional Seed Funding — WeeTracker, Nov 9, 2026
