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Financial Services
Chipper Cash is a financial technology company offering a suite of services for seamless money transfers across Africa. Founded to empower individuals and businesses, Chipper Cash provides international transfers, virtual payment cards, and investment options. With millions of users, it facilitates financial inclusion and ease of transactions in multiple African countries.
Founded: 2018
Ham Serunjogi Co-Founder and CEO |
Maijid Moujaled Co-Founder and President |
Alicia Levine COO |
Patrick Triest CTO |
Marc Gottschalk Chief Legal Officer |
Ham Serunjogi, co-founder and CEO of Chipper Cash has been appointed as an inaugural member of the US advisory council on African diaspora engagement.
Chipper Cash, a financial services company serving over five million customers, has launched Chipper ID, an AI-powered suite of verification services, tailored to solving industry-wide customer onboarding and compliance issues in the African market.
Chipper Cash, a financial services company serving over five million customers, has launched Chipper ID, an AI-powered suite of verification services, tailored to solving industry-wide customer onboarding and compliance issues in the African market.
Chipper Cash, a financial services company serving over five million customers, has launched Chipper ID, an AI-powered suite of verification services, tailored to solving industry-wide customer onboarding and compliance issues in the African market.
Chipper Cash, a financial services company serving over five million customers, has launched Chipper ID, an AI-powered suite of verification services, tailored to solving industry-wide customer onboarding and compliance issues in the African market.
New details by Forbes capture how Chipper Cash underwent a tumultuous period of layoffs and dire fortunes that highlight fintech winter.
Chipper CEO Ham Serunjogi says the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, one of its early investors, was "insignificant" in its daily operations.
African fintech Chipper Cash conducted a second round of layoffs last Friday just ten weeks after it cut approximately 12.5% of its staff.