Nigeria · Insurance startup

Casava

Casava is a Nigerian financial technology company that specializes in providing income protection and affordable health insurance plans.

Funding reportedLast round: Pre-seed

InsuranceLagos, Nigeria

About Casava

Casava is a Nigerian financial technology company that specializes in providing income protection and affordable health insurance plans.

The company primarily serves small businesses, employers, and their employees, making insurance accessible and cost-effective. Income protection plans start as low as N500 per month, offering coverage against job loss with monthly payments for up to six months. In addition to income protection, Casava offers health insurance plans tailored for employees, helping employers comply with local regulations mandating health coverage. The company targets small business owners, employers in Lagos State, and individuals seeking financial security. Casava aims to support its clients in managing risks and ensuring stability through its insurance offerings.

What company datasets say Casava raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all4Min the source's currency
Rounds2
Last roundPre-seed
Last round size4M
Last round dateFeb 2022
Investors listed15

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Investors who name them

Each firm lists Casava on its own website. That is the firm's claim, a weaker thing than a round we watched, but a named source.

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

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Built with from their website

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Sector
Insurance
Industry code
NAICS 524114, 524113
Region
Lagos
Revenue
2M a year, as listed
Full record
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Insurance in Nigeria

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