FairMoney is a Paris-headquartered fintech company operating primarily in Nigeria and India, offering a mobile-first digital banking platform focused on providing instant personal and business loans, savings accounts, and payment services to underserved populations. Licensed as a microfinance bank by the Central Bank of Nigeria, FairMoney has over 6 million users and processes more than…
+Simple is a French insurtech company that operates as a digital insurance broker, providing tailored insurance solutions for freelancers, small businesses, and SMEs. Utilizing proprietary robo-broker technology, +Simple streamlines the insurance process by generating customized insurance packages based on a brief questionnaire, allowing clients to obtain coverage quickly through an intuitive e-commerce interface. In 2022,…
Lemonway is a Paris-based fintech company founded in 2007, specializing in modular payment solutions tailored for B2B, B2C, and C2C marketplaces, as well as alternative finance platforms across Europe. As a regulated payment institution licensed by the French ACPR and operating under EU passporting rules, Lemonway offers services such as e-wallet management, KYC compliance, and…
Flowdesk is a Paris-based fintech company specializing in digital asset trading and market-making services. Founded in 2020, the firm offers a comprehensive suite of services, including Market Making as a Service (MMaaS), over-the-counter (OTC) trading, treasury management, and structured credit solutions. Flowdesk’s proprietary trading infrastructure connects to over 120 centralized and decentralized exchanges, enabling efficient…
Luko, a French insurtech founded in 2016, aimed to revolutionize home insurance with a digital-first, transparent model. Their approach involved taking a fixed 30% of premiums for operational costs, pooling the remaining 70% to cover claims, and donating any surplus to charities chosen by policyholders. In January 2024, Luko was acquired by Allianz Direct. This…
Moove is a mobility fintech that provides revenue-based vehicle financing to ride-hailing, logistics, and delivery drivers, enabling them to acquire new vehicles and repay through a portion of their weekly earnings. Backed by investors including Uber, Moove has expanded into 13 cities across six countries, with plans to reach 16 markets by the end of…
