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GetEquity, a Nigeria Company with Platform for Funding Startup

Dike Jude, CEO GetEquity
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Greenhouse Capital has become among the top investors in Lagos-based startup, Get Equity. The startup has managed to collect around six-figured dollars on its pre-seed funding. Get Equity helps investors and entrepreneurs to merge at ease.

Co-founders

Get Equity started running after Jude Dike and Wiliam OKafar combined their ideas. Their main reason was to bridge between capital ventures and founders to provide a soft ground for trust. Entrepreneurs get access to a variety of funding. There is also an option where the business person can choose a fund as per the shares indicated. It is very flexible to look at the goals of the investors before negotiation.

How to get funds

After setting up your startup, create an account with the GetEquity platform. Then, focus on marketing your brand to everyone including the public users. Also, ensure that institutional investors are aware of your startup. For a small amount like $10, feel free to buy some equity from the company.

GreenHouse capital, the top investors

Greenhouse capital has been in existence for many years. It has rescued young startups during the early stages and times of financial struggle. It funded GetEquity with a lump sum of dollars to help the startup set a strong foundation. GreenHouse is also a fintech African company. It has helped hundreds of emerging market entrepreneurs in a variety of African countries. You just approach the company and lay down your needs. If your reasons are legit, then GreenHouse is there to boost your business.

Dike Jude, one of the co-founders and the current CEO, talked about how GetEquity is challenging other startups. “GetEquity is challenging the status quo of startup financing and venture capital. We are democratizing access to startup funding. This will expand the pie for previously underfunded and underserved startups. This pre-seed round investment will enable us to kickstart our vision. We will build Africa’s biggest startup financing ecosystem,”

The GreenHouse company paid a major mentoring role to GetEquity to ensure the firm launches without fear. The founder of GrenHouse, Bunmi Akinyemiju praised Dike Jude for his hard work. Although the two founders were tech guys, they have transformed their minds into businesses, which is a positive idea. To grow your business, you must have a deep understanding of the rough journey. Patience and consistency are the keys.

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Bunmi said their mission as a capital company is to get close to African startups. They always ensure young startups achieve their long-term goals. He talked about GetEquity platform and how it has democratized access to other young-growing startups. There is a need to help each other. “Founders helping founders” is the main word the Akinyemiju can describe GetEquity, a report by disruptafrica.

GetEquity Future plans

GetEquity has promised to expand its visibility across Africa. By doing this they will diversify their investment rounds to larger Investors. They want to raise the international profile of young and upcoming African startups. There is a large gap that needs to be filled by young entrepreneurs. Let’s focus and come up with legit ideas that solve society’s problems.

Feel free to access the GetEquity platform on the Android or iOS store. For those who don’t want to install the app, the GetEquity website has a responsive website with all the functionality. Within the company, there are minor sections that it will deal with. Some of them are:

  • Nguvu Health: the branch will offer on-demand therapy classes. It will also provide affordable medication.
  • Onboardly: It will give their employees an onboarding experience during the early stages of the company.
  • Breeze: the branch will facilitate the exchange of currency between different businesses.
  • WeMove Technology: this provides logistic and transport services. This is to ensure businesses supply their chain’s products to their designated area without any loss.
  • Fluidcoins: Many people around the world are investing a lot in cryptocurrencies. So the fliudcoins is available to offer the chance to customers who want to pay using the cryptocurrency medium.

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