Akiba Digital: valuation, funding rounds and share price

Risk decisioning platform using alternative data for credit scoring, identity verification, and fraud detection across Africa.

Latest reported valuation
Not disclosed
Disclosed funding
$1.1M
1 disclosed round tracked by Africa Markets
Rounds tracked
1
latest Jul 2021
Headquarters
Johannesburg, South Africa
Sector
Fintech, Risk Management, Data Analytics
Status
Private
no public share price

What is Akiba Digital's valuation?

None of the 1 round we track for Akiba Digital disclosed a valuation, so the company's valuation is not disclosed.

Akiba Digital has raised $1.1M across 1 disclosed round tracked by Africa Markets. Valuations are as reported at announcement and may not reflect current value.

Is Akiba Digital publicly traded? Is there an Akiba Digital stock price?

No. Akiba Digital is a private company and its shares are not listed on a stock exchange, so there is no public Akiba Digital stock price. No valuation has been disclosed in the rounds we track.

Akiba Digital also appears as AKIB in the Africa Markets trading demonstration, a members-only preview of our marketplace. Prices there come from a demonstration call auction in which members trade with demo cash; they are not real market prices, not a valuation of Akiba Digital, and no real shares change hands. Members can view AKIB in the demonstration.

Akiba Digital funding rounds

DateRoundAmountValuationLead investorsDeal profile
19 Jul 2021 Pre Seed $1.1M Not disclosed Expert DOJO, Oui Capital

About Akiba Digital

Akiba Digital provides a B2B SaaS risk decisioning engine and API suite (AkibaOne) that aggregates alternative, traditional, and compliance data sources to enable faster, more inclusive credit and risk decisions. The platform supports customer verification (KYC/KYB), alternative credit scoring, affordability analysis, fraud intelligence (including AML/PEP and sanctions screening), and ongoing risk monitoring. It primarily serves lenders, banks, fintechs, and retailers in South Africa, targeting thin-file SMEs and consumers excluded from traditional credit bureaus. The company also offers tools like Insyts for SME financial management and funding applications.

Clients reportedly include major institutions such as Standard Bank, Absa, and Shoprite. It operates a subscription-based model with plans starting around R1,000 per month. The company is active and part of the Lofty Inc VC portfolio.

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