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Helping businesses in emerging markets make pay their international…
Capi helps businesses in emerging markets make international payments. Importers in emerging markets pay up to 10% to settle invoices and wait weeks for payments to arrive. We’re on a mission to give businesses in emerging markets the same price and speed as we expect in the US and Europe.
Capi Money provides international payments for importers in emerging markets, offering multi-currency payments and real-time tracking to speed up supplier payments. The service emphasizes reliability, speed, and security backed by regulated institutions.
Allows paying suppliers in 30+ currencies with instant rate quotes and 24-hour settlement. Users sign up, access USD, EUR, GBP, and CNY for invoices, and monitor payment progress in real-time on a dashboard. Funds are held with licensed financial institutions and payments are processed through a regulated service with enterprise-grade security and transparent timelines.
Who it’s for: Importers and businesses in emerging markets that pay international suppliers and require multi-currency, fast, and transparent cross-border payments.
Raised Series A, processing over $1B/year, expansion into additional pay-in markets in 2026
Co-founder and CEO of Capi Money (S23). Ex COO/CFO/GC of Taptap Send, a unicorn remittance company sending billions of dollars a year into Africa. Spent 4.5 years setting up new markets in Africa and LatAm for GiveDirectly and managing field operations. Recovering lawyer (ex Cravath)
Cofounder leading expansion at Capi Money. Previously CRO/CMO at Taptap Send, a unicorn remittance app: launched 25 markets across Africa, Asia and LatAm. Founded SpareHand volunteer platform in the UK: 1M meals delivered in Covid. Special Advisor to Rory Stewart, UK Secretary of State for International Development. Regional Director at Turquoise Mountain managing ~200 ppl across Middle East and Afghanistan. Speaks half a dozen languages.
Helping businesses in Africa pay their international suppliers
Capi Money launches in Senegal to help African businesses pay international suppliers by sourcing euros through local funding partners, offering faster and cheaper foreign-currency payments. They report over $1.5 million in payments booked in the first two weeks and plan to expand to Cameroon (and Egypt).
From the original launch (Aug 2023) — may be outdated.

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