Mathias Léopoldie and Charles Talbot aim to have Julaya in Senegal by 2022
Based in Abidjan and Paris, the payment platform for mobile money wallets or mobile bank accounts—such as Orange, MTN and Moov—recently completed its first private equity round.
28/07/2021 at 16h34, by Africa Business+
The €2 million raised will be used to boost Julaya in West Africa. According to Jeune Afrique Business+ sources, the objective for the company created nearly four years ago is to establish itself in Senegal by the end of 2022. A subsidiary already exists in this country, registered in Dakar since December 2017. The aim is to duplicate the Ivorian model.
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