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title: "Chimoney Signs Acquisition Deal Weeks After Shutdown Notice"
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# Chimoney Signs Acquisition Deal Weeks After Shutdown Notice

Chimoney has signed an acquisition agreement in principle with CapitalSage Vantage, four weeks after the fintech announced a shutdown due to low capital.

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## In Short
- Chimoney has signed an agreement in principle to be acquired by CapitalSage Vantage Limited.
- The deal comes about four weeks after Chimoney announced it was shutting down due to insufficient capital.
- If it closes, Chimoney becomes CapitalSage’s first payments business in Canada.

## What Happened
Chimoney, a Canada-based cross-border payments startup, says it has signed an agreement in principle to be acquired by CapitalSage Vantage Limited. An agreement in principle is an early deal outline, it signals intent but the final purchase still depends on closing steps like due diligence and approvals.

Chimoney’s founder, Uchi Uchibeke, shared the update publicly, calling it a turnaround after the company’s shutdown announcement in May. At the time, Chimoney said it did not have enough capital to keep operating.

In its shutdown note, the company said it struggled to scale distribution and customer acquisition, meaning it could not bring in enough customers at a sustainable cost. Uchibeke also said revenue had stalled and that Chimoney had raised less than $1 million in total funding.

Chimoney had built payment infrastructure that let businesses send payouts in 41 currencies across Africa, North America, and Latin America. After the wind-down started, the company stopped processing new transactions and began refunding customer balances.

If the acquisition closes, Chimoney will become CapitalSage’s first payments entity in Canada. CapitalSage Vantage is a subsidiary of CapitalSage Holdings.

## Why It Matters
Cross-border payments are still hard for African businesses, because moving money across countries often means multiple intermediaries, higher fees, and slower settlement times. A working acquisition could preserve Chimoney’s rails, licenses, and team instead of letting the product disappear.

It also highlights a common reality in fintech. Even with a functioning multi-currency product, distribution and funding determine survival.

The next key detail is whether CapitalSage will relaunch Chimoney’s services, keep existing customer commitments, and invest enough capital to restart growth.

## Sources and products

- [Techcabal](https://techcabal.com/2026/06/16/chimoney-to-be-acquired-four-weeks-after-announcing-shutdown/)

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