Solutions
- Solutions
  Accept payments online from emerging markets using Klasha.
  - Pay-ins
    Accept or send payments online from emerging markets using Klasha.
  - Payment Links
    No code option to accept payments from emerging markets.
  - Pay-outs
    Disburse funds to your African customers in African currencies.
  - Money transfer
    Wire funds from emerging markets to pay for your goods and services.
  - Multi-currency accounts
    Accept, hold and pay money to over 120 countries at highly competitive rates.
  - Virtual USD cards
    Pay globally online with the Klasha virtual dollar cards for your business subscriptions.
  - Embedded payments
    Accept payments from emerging markets with our infrastructure.
Company
- Company
  We’re a technology company building cross-border technology solutions allowing Africans to access global goods and services.
  - About
    How Klasha uses technology to connect the world to emerging markets.
  - Careers
    Work with a growing, talented company building the future of commerce for Africa.
  - Contact
    Talk to our sales or support team.
  - Newsroom
    Catch up on the latest Klasha news and announcements.
Resources
- Resources
  Find out everything you need to know about Klasha and keep up-to-date with payment news.
  - Blog
    Read up about industry and product insights on Klasha Radar.
  - Country coverage
    See where we’re live in Africa.
  - Compliance
    Learn about our trust and security policies.
  - Terms and conditions
    Read up about our Ts and Cs.
  - Klasha for developers
    Use the Klasha API to start accepting payments from the continent.

Klasha News

June 8, 2022

Best News Network: Female-Led Startup, Klasha, Secures Additional $2.1m Seed Round. 2 Other Stories And A Trivia

A female-led Cross-border commerce solution startup, Klasha, has secured an additional $2.1 million seed round co-led by American Express (AMEX) Ventures and Global Ventures.The funding round included Amex Ventures – its first investment in an African-focused startup. Klasha’s funding round also included Global Ventures, a leading MEA-focused venture capital firm.

Klasha’s Chief Executive Officer, Jessica Anuna, confirmed in a statement on Tuesday, adding that the additional $2.1 million completes its $4.5 million seed round.

The Gender lens startup bills itself as a provider of multiple products for the cross-border commerce space in Africa.

Playing in the cross-border commerce space in Africa, Klass was founded in 2018 by Jess Anuna and headquartered in San Francisco Bay Area, United States.

Read more here .

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