Touch and Pay (TAP), a cowry card payment system, has now been listed in the W22 Y Combinator batch, bringing the number of tech startups with Nigerian origin on the accelerator program to five. The four Nigerian startups earlier listed that would be funded in this year’s accelerator programme include Moni, Topship, IdentityPass and Doja. The probability that more Nigerian tech startups would get selected in the accelerator programme is very high as Nigerian tech startups are getting a lot of attention from the international community. TAP intends to utilize its backing by the Y Combinator accelerator program to digitize cash-based microtransactions, expand across African markets and create a truly cashless ecosystem by mopping up cash across several sectors with technology. YC, which was launched in 2005, brings together over 100 startups from across the world to Silicon Valley twice a year (winter and summer) for a three-month accelerator programme that culminates into a Demo Day The company has set out to build a unique mobile payment and services platform capturing offline and online transactions.This will be Captured in a seamless way and to especially focus on the processing of microtransactions. – Nairametrics Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Telegram Like this:Like Loading… Related Post navigation Capital Market Rose By N248 Billion U.S. Senate Panel To Debate App Store Reform Bill
TAP intends to utilize its backing by the Y Combinator accelerator program to digitize cash-based microtransactions, expand across African markets and create a truly cashless ecosystem by mopping up cash across several sectors with technology.
