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Since 2023, Vestbee has backed 5 African startups across 5 disclosed funding rounds, most heavily in Nigeria and Fintech.
Vestbee is a startup and investor matchmaking platform that connects startups, venture capital funds, business angels, accelerators, and corporates. It operates as an all in one infrastructure and community for the early stage tech ecosystem, providing tools and connections to support fundraising, deal flow, and program management. Vestbee is based in Warsaw, Poland, as confirmed by its official company information. Within Africa, Vestbee has been involved in facilitating or participating in fintech focused funding activity for early stage companies. According to available investment records, Vestbee was active in June 2023 across six funding rounds, primarily at the “Other” stage, with one seed stage round. Its African activity has centered on fintech startups in Nigeria, Uganda, and Kenya, reflecting a geographic focus on these markets. The companies associated with Vestbee’s African fintech activity include Fluna, Stacs, eMaisha Pay, Zeeh, WallX, and Chumz. These businesses span use cases such as compliant cross border commodity trade, payment splitting, trade data backed financing for agro export supply chains, customer financial data access, secure paycode based transactions, and mobile money based saving and investing. This pattern highlights Vestbee’s engagement with digital financial infrastructure and services in multiple African countries.
Data updated · Aug 22, 2026
Vestbee has backed 5 African startups across 5 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners since 2023.
Mostly Other: 4 of its 5 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Seed (1).
Its tracked rounds lean toward Fintech (5).
Vestbee’s official website is vestbee.com, which hosts its platform for startups, investors, accelerators, and corporates. Startups and investors can use the site to access Vestbee’s matchmaking tools and ecosystem services.
Available records show Vestbee’s African activity focused on fintech companies in Nigeria, Uganda, and Kenya. The companies listed include Fluna, Stacs, eMaisha Pay, Zeeh, WallX, and Chumz, all operating in various fintech segments.
Records show Vestbee’s African related funding activity occurred in June 2023, across six rounds for fintech companies in Nigeria, Uganda, and Kenya. There is no confirmed public data indicating additional African investments outside this period, so any broader activity cannot be stated with certainty.