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Zambian Fintech Startup, Lupiya Receives $1 Million Investment From Engyma Ventures
Source: Technext
Lupiya, a microfinance startup founded by Evelyn and Muchu Kaingu has received an investment of $1 million from Enygma Ventures, a US Venture Capital (VC) fund.
Founded in 2015, Lupiya is an online marketplace for microloans. It leverages technology to make the process of borrowing simpler and easier for people and businesses located across Zambia.
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