Klasha

Klasha goes live in Sierra Leone

Klasha acquires a financial services license in Sierra Leone under the Regulatory Sandbox Program

Klasha acquires MSB license to operate in Canada

With this license, Klasha can now provide financial services to businesses that want to accept payments from or send payments into Africa, in addition to foreign exchange transactions and payment processing.

Review of Klasha's virtual dollar card

Klasha's virtual dollar card works for online spending at international merchants like Amazon and can be funded with Nigerian naira. Here is what I observed from creating, funding, using and withdrawing from the card.

Klasha's new e-commerce integrations: Squarespace and Weebly

Klasha is investing heavily in building a library of e-commerce integrations and plug-ins to allow more global merchants to access African consumers seamlessly.

Klasha secures $2.4 million seed funding

Klasha wants to build a technology that will grant Africans frictionless access to the global e-commerce economy regardless of their geographic location.

Klasha is building borderless payments for commerce in Africa

Klasha simplifies borderless payments for commerce in Africa. The company recently launched in Nigeria to deepen its reach.