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ZirooPay is a Nigerian fintech startup focused on solving payment reliability issues for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The company offers a unique, proprietary mobile Point of Sale (mPOS) card reader and application that allows merchants to process in-person debit and credit card transactions securely. A key feature of their technology is its ability to function effectively over unstable and slow internet connections, such as 2G GPRS, making it ideal for the infrastructure challenges in its target markets. ZirooPay's mission is to empower African SMEs by providing a simple, fast, and reliable payment solution to help them grow their businesses.

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2014 (12 Years)

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