Pitch deck · Y Combinator Winter 2025
The deck, and the 6 rounds we watched Cedar raise afterwards, with the investors each report named.
Cedar Money is a financial technology company founded in 2022 that specializes in cross-border payment infrastructure. It enables businesses, particularly in emerging markets like Africa, to conduct global transactions using stablecoins alongside fiat systems. This approach allows for faster settlements and efficient foreign exchange, transforming international payments into local experiences. The company offers a mobile app for iOS and Android, allowing businesses to register, open accounts, and manage high-volume payments worldwide, with capabilities of up to $30 million per transaction. Cedar Money provides competitive foreign exchange rates for major currencies and supports payouts in over 130 countries. It is registered as a Money Services Business in the U.S. and Canada, ensuring compliance and security through robust protocols. Cedar Money primarily targets businesses in Africa, importers and exporters, and financial institutions, helping them navigate complex financial systems with timely and secure payment solutions.
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What is in it
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What happened next
1 / 26The deck itself
All 26 slides, each read for what it argues and set against the decks that raised at the same stage. The cover is shown here; the rest is read in the app.
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Firms listing Cedar on their own portfolio page: the firm's own account rather than a round we watched. Weaker than an announcement, much stronger than a list somebody sold us.
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