DisrupTech Ventures

Khazna operates a mobile application platform designed to enhance financial services for Egyptians, particularly targeting the 50% of smartphone users who lack access to formal financial systems. The super app provides a range of services including General Purpose Credit, Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL), bill payments, savings, and insurance. It also facilitates cash advances for employees to address unforeseen emergencies and allows users to transfer and receive funds without incurring transaction fees. By focusing on digitizing cash transactions, Khazna aims to offer convenient, effective, and secure financial solutions, thereby improving financial inclusion in Egypt and potentially beyond.

PaySupp is an Egyptian fintech platform that offers a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution designed to facilitate access to financial services for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). By connecting non-bank financial institutions, banks, and businesses, PaySupp enables these entities to trade and collaborate in a streamlined manner. The platform allows non-bank financial institutions to sign up for free, providing them with the tools to finance businesses through established banking connections. This innovative approach aims to enhance financial inclusion and support the growth of SMEs by improving their access to necessary funding.

Nice Deer is an Egypt-based InsurTech startup focused on creating a seamless connection among healthcare providers, health insurance companies, and beneficiaries. The company operates an insurance technology platform designed to empower all participants in the insurance industry. This platform offers an integrated digital ecosystem that allows healthcare stakeholders, including doctors, to manage their communications effectively with both payers and patients. By facilitating the insurance process and streamlining the repayment of insurance claims, Nice Deer aims to enhance the overall efficiency and accessibility of healthcare services.

Khazna operates a mobile application platform designed to enhance financial services for Egyptians, particularly targeting the 50% of smartphone users who lack access to formal financial systems. The super app provides a range of services including General Purpose Credit, Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL), bill payments, savings, and insurance. It also facilitates cash advances for employees to address unforeseen emergencies and allows users to transfer and receive funds without incurring transaction fees. By focusing on digitizing cash transactions, Khazna aims to offer convenient, effective, and secure financial solutions, thereby improving financial inclusion in Egypt and potentially beyond.

Nexta is a financial technology platform that enables users to transfer money and consolidate their existing payment cards into a single Nexta card. The platform aims to simplify money management by offering a range of features designed to make financial tasks straightforward, efficient, and cost-effective. Through its innovative approach, Nexta provides customers with an accessible and mindful banking experience, continually evolving its services to meet user needs.

Brimore operates a social commerce platform that connects emerging brand owners with a network of resellers. These resellers market and sell the products of these brands using social media, providing nationwide coverage for the brands. The platform uses data analytics to facilitate this connection between emerging brands and individual distributors across Egypt's 27 governorates, enabling small local manufacturers to directly reach consumers through freelance sales agents.

Brimore operates a social commerce platform that connects emerging brand owners with a network of resellers. These resellers market and sell the products of these brands using social media, providing nationwide coverage for the brands. The platform uses data analytics to facilitate this connection between emerging brands and individual distributors across Egypt's 27 governorates, enabling small local manufacturers to directly reach consumers through freelance sales agents.

Halan is a ride-hailing application based in Cairo, Egypt, that specializes in providing two and three-wheeler vehicle rides and on-demand logistics services. Founded in November 2017, the platform allows users to request motorbike or tuk-tuk rides and order food or goods for delivery via motorbikes and cargo tricycles. In addition to catering to individual customers, Halan offers smart-tech last-mile delivery solutions to support both large organizations and small businesses in their distribution and supply chain needs. The application enhances convenience and safety for users while providing drivers with opportunities for incremental business. Halan has established partnerships with notable fast-food chains such as McDonald’s, KFC, and Pizza Hut, further solidifying its presence in the logistics and ride-hailing market.

Cassbana is a financial lending platform focused on creating financial identities for underserved communities in Egypt. The company employs artificial intelligence and machine learning to develop a behavior-based credit scoring system that assesses individuals and businesses' access to credit. By analyzing behavior patterns, Cassbana enables financial institutions to provide low-risk investment opportunities while facilitating access to monetary payments and micro-lending options. This approach assists small businesses and individuals in obtaining short-term financing more easily, thereby contributing to financial inclusion within the region.

Fatura is a technology platform transforming the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector in Egypt and Africa since its inception in 2019. It serves as the first application to facilitate the entire FMCG traditional trade cycle, connecting manufacturers and wholesalers directly with retailers. By digitizing the ordering process, Fatura addresses critical challenges within the traditional FMCG framework, while also enhancing retailers' cash flow through the option of on-credit purchasing. The platform utilizes data analytics and advanced AI models to evaluate the creditworthiness of retailers efficiently. With a strong presence in Cairo and Giza, Fatura is positioned to become a leading technology provider in the FMCG industry across the region, helping to correct supply-side inefficiencies and providing valuable market intelligence.

Brimore operates a social commerce platform that connects emerging brand owners with a network of resellers. These resellers market and sell the products of these brands using social media, providing nationwide coverage for the brands. The platform uses data analytics to facilitate this connection between emerging brands and individual distributors across Egypt's 27 governorates, enabling small local manufacturers to directly reach consumers through freelance sales agents.

Khazna operates a mobile application platform designed to enhance financial services for Egyptians, particularly targeting the 50% of smartphone users who lack access to formal financial systems. The super app provides a range of services including General Purpose Credit, Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL), bill payments, savings, and insurance. It also facilitates cash advances for employees to address unforeseen emergencies and allows users to transfer and receive funds without incurring transaction fees. By focusing on digitizing cash transactions, Khazna aims to offer convenient, effective, and secure financial solutions, thereby improving financial inclusion in Egypt and potentially beyond.