Zambia · Financial services startup

ChitChat

ChitChat is a fintech messaging and payments platform that integrates communication with financial services.

Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)

Financial servicesLusaka, Zambia

About ChitChat

ChitChat is a fintech messaging and payments platform that integrates communication with financial services.

It allows users to send money internationally and manage group finances seamlessly. The platform combines direct chat functionality with features like international money transfers, a digital wallet, and collaborative group wallets. ChitChat offers several core features, including messaging for direct communication, the ability to send USD to 13 countries, and digital wallet options for storing and managing funds. Users can create small and large group wallets for collaborative financial management, and the platform provides real-time notifications for transactions. ChitChat also offers virtual and physical debit cards through its premium subscription tiers, enhancing the user experience. The platform has three subscription levels: Basic, Premium, and Premium+. This structure caters to various user needs, from basic chat and wallet functions to advanced features like debit card access. ChitChat is designed for users who require efficient payment solutions alongside messaging capabilities, appealing to groups such as office teams, sports clubs, and event organizers.

What company datasets say ChitChat raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all2.3Min the source's currency
Last roundVenture (Round not Specified)
Last round size1.4M
Last round dateSept 2019

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

information technology & servicesfinancial servicesfinancefin techbankingfinance technology

Sector
Financial services
Industry code
NAICS 522320, 518210
Region
Lusaka Province

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