Termii goes live in Ivory Coast two months after raising $1.4m seed funding

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Nigerian Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) startup, Termii has officially launched in Ivory Coast. The startup announced this in a blog statement.

Today, we’re incredibly thrilled to announce another addition to our string of operational routes across Africa.

Termii

“We’re constantly improving our messaging solution to help businesses conveniently reach and engage their customers across Africa, and we’re super excited to announce our fully operational route in Ivory Coast,” the statement reads.

Termii has launched in Ivory Coast; Source: Twitter
Termii has launched in Ivory Coast; Source: Twitter

Termii’s entry into the Ivory coast comes just two months after it closed a $1.4 million seed round to drive its expansion across Africa.

Following the raise, CEO, Gbolade Emmanuel had disclosed that the startup would leverage the capital to launch in more countries on the continent, citing Algeria as one of the likely destinations.

With the addition of its second francophone African market, Termii is now fully operational in Nigeria, Morocco, Kenya, Ghana and Ivory Coast.

Nigeria's Termii expands into Ivory Coast 2 months after raising $1.4m seed funding
Termii team

Termii eases customer interaction for businesses by enabling communications and verifications across channels like SMS, voice, email and WhatsApp.

Ivory Coast has about 20,000 formal SMEs, according to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Ivory Coast (CCI-CI).

The startup’s API platform currently serves more than 1,000 businesses across Africa and over 500 fintech startups including Piggyvest, uLesson, Bankly, Helium Health, Paga, and TeamApt.

To request access, users can create or login to their account and use the “Countries” feature for Ivory Coast to be added to their account.


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