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WorldCoin is an open-source system aimed at granting global economic access through decentralized tools like World ID and the Orb. Backed by organizations such as the WorldCoin Foundation and Tools for Humanity, it emphasizes user participation and humanness verification in a digital economy.

Nigerian fintech, BFREE, has raised $2.95 million, in a round led by Capria Ventures, as it looks to scale across its markets across the continent.
BFREE is defined as a tech-enabled debt collection startup established to automate and introduce ethical debt recovery procedures. The founders were

DePIN, or decentralized physical infrastructure networks, utilizes blockchain to manage decentralized hardware networks. By leveraging cryptocurrency tokenomics, it incentivizes peer-to-peer operations, fostering real-world services effectively.

Conflux Network is recognized by KPMG as a top startup with unicorn potential. Noted for its permissionless blockchain in China, it fosters Web3 connectivity. Its ecosystem is expanding globally, particularly in Africa, with community initiatives and partnerships enhancing its growth.

South African crypto exchange VALR has gained initial approval from Dubai's VARA, a significant step in its global expansion. The approval allows VALR to move toward establishing a virtual asset exchange in Dubai, targeting the region's growing crypto market.

Canza Finance, a Web3 neobank for African startups, raised $2.3 million to secure financial licenses and develop its DeFi platform, Baki, for cross-border payments.

Egypt plans to introduce a digital Pound (E-Pound) by 2030 as part of a financial digitalization initiative aimed at enhancing monetary policy, boosting economic competitiveness, and achieving 100% financial inclusion.