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Since 2021, Quiet Capital has backed 2 African startups across 4 disclosed funding rounds totaling $186.4M, most heavily in Algeria and Quick Commerce.
Quiet Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in remarkable founders from day zero. The firm, operated by Quiet Capital Management LLC, focuses on builders creating long-term value through early-stage technology investments. It maintains a portfolio across sectors including AI, consumer, crypto, deeptech, enterprise, fintech, and healthcare. Quiet Capital has been active in Africa from January 2021 to November 2022, participating in four funding rounds totaling $186.4M. It invested at seed and series A/B stages, with a geographic focus on Algeria and Namibia. The firm targeted travel & mobility and fintech sectors, backing Yassir in Algeria for ride-hailing, food, and grocery delivery, and JabuPay in Namibia for business cash digitization and supplier payments. Quiet Capital frequently co-invested with Y Combinator and FJ Labs across multiple rounds, alongside partners like DN Capital, Kli Capital, and others.
Data updated · Jul 29, 2026
Quiet Capital has backed 2 African startups across 4 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $186.4M since 2021.
Mostly Seed: 2 of its 4 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Series B (1).
Its tracked rounds lean toward Quick Commerce (2), Travel & Mobility (2), Fintech (2).
Quiet Capital most often shares rounds with Y Combinator (3 shared deals), FJ Labs (3 shared deals), DN Capital (2 shared deals).
Quiet Capital backed Yassir in Algeria across Series A and Series B rounds, and JabuPay in Namibia in two seed rounds. These investments span travel & mobility and fintech sectors.
Quiet Capital's African investments focus on Algeria and Namibia. It participated in two rounds each in these countries between 2021 and 2022.
