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in60 | Technology and Startups retweeted
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Richard Oyome helped Raenest process $3 billion in transactions. Now, the fintech co-founder wants to do more than move money.
He’s building Raenest into a platform where Africans can receive, save, spend, and grow their money across borders.
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Richard Oyome helped Raenest process $3 billion in transactions. Now, the fintech co-founder wants to do more than move money.
He’s building Raenest into a platform where Africans can receive, save, spend, and grow their money across borders.
Read the full story: startupin60.com/p/f353df57-f…
in60 | Technology and Startups retweeted
The good people at Raenest shared some interesting details with us.
Richard Oyome helped Raenest process $3 billion in transactions. Now, the fintech co-founder wants to do more than move money.
He’s building Raenest into a platform where Africans can receive, save, spend, and grow their money across borders.
Read the full story: startupin60.com/p/f353df57-f…
in60 | Technology and Startups retweeted
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Richard Oyome helped Raenest process $3 billion in transactions. Now, the fintech co-founder wants to do more than move money.
He’s building Raenest into a platform where Africans can receive, save, spend, and grow their money across borders.
Read the full story: startupin60.com/p/f353df57-f…
in60 | Technology and Startups retweeted
Great guy
Richard Oyome helped Raenest process $3 billion in transactions. Now, the fintech co-founder wants to do more than move money.
He’s building Raenest into a platform where Africans can receive, save, spend, and grow their money across borders.
Read the full story: startupin60.com/p/f353df57-f…
in60 | Technology and Startups retweeted
Everyone’s finally getting into wealth management
Richard Oyome helped Raenest process $3 billion in transactions. Now, the fintech co-founder wants to do more than move money.
He’s building Raenest into a platform where Africans can receive, save, spend, and grow their money across borders.
Read the full story: startupin60.com/p/f353df57-f…
Richard Oyome helped Raenest process $3 billion in transactions. Now, the fintech co-founder wants to do more than move money.
He’s building Raenest into a platform where Africans can receive, save, spend, and grow their money across borders.
Read the full story: startupin60.com/p/f353df57-f…
At Raenest Exchange 2026, the company unveiled seven product capabilities, including naira and dollar yield offerings, savings vaults, physical USD cards, international card payments, invoice payment links, and crypto funding.
The bigger idea? Bring more of your financial life into one ecosystem.
With over 1.5 million registered customers and approximately $3 billion in transactions processed, Raenest is looking beyond payments to become a platform for managing money globally.
But can it turn all these features into one seamless, reliable financial experience?
Read the full story on Startup In 60: startupin60.com/p/f353df57-f…
What if AI could tell you which jobs are actually worth applying for?
Bukky Solaja, founder of SBMark, is building MARK, an AI career partner designed to help job seekers stop applying blindly and start making smarter career moves.
Read the full story: startupin60.com/p/a9166d4a-6…
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SBMark is set to launch publicly on November 21, 2026, across Nigeria, the US, UK and Canada, with 3,000 Founding Member spots opened for early testing.
In a world where everyone is using AI to apply for more jobs, what if your real advantage is knowing which jobs deserve your attention?
Read Bukky Solaja’s full story and discover how SBMark is rethinking the job search: startupin60.com/p/a9166d4a-6…
After 12+ years in product management, reviewing over 1,000 job applications and training 200+ professionals, Bukky noticed a pattern: talented people were losing confidence after months of job rejections.
Her conclusion? More applications don’t always mean more progress. Sometimes, the real problem is not knowing which opportunities are worth pursuing.
MARK helps job seekers assess opportunities with three verdicts: Apply, Strengthen First, or Skip.
It evaluates job listings, compares candidates’ experience with role requirements, identifies skill gaps, and helps improve CVs, outreach messages and interview preparation — without inventing experience or achievements.
The goal is simple: help people focus their energy on opportunities that make sense.
This month, two founders who have raised it will tell us how, and answer your questions live.
Friday, October 30, 7:00 pm WAT: Deepankar Rustagi, Founder and CEO of OmniRetail, on building a venture that raised a $20 million Series A.
Tuesday, November 3, 7:00 pm WAT: Babatunde Akin-Moses, Co-Founder and CEO of Sycamore, on the real process of raising: before, during and after.
Free and virtual. Bring your questions.
Register: vhcprogram.com/open-days
Brought to you by Venture Health Check, a one-day, in-person workshop for founders on raising capital well.
Lagos, November 7. Abuja, November 28.
Meet Donice Ubaru, our new Technology Writer at In60.
We’re excited to have Donice on board as we continue telling the stories, sharing the ideas, and spotlighting the people shaping Africa’s tech ecosystem.
Welcome to the team, Donice
I found a pair of shoes on Amazon for $17.59. Amazon's shipping to Nigeria added another ₦28,930. Shipping was almost as expensive as the shoes.
So I tried Senda instead. Here's what happened.
Full story: startupin60.com/p/8b782bff-1…
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My verdict is simple. I wanted shoes from Amazon. Found the shipping unattractive. Tried Senda. Order arrived in a week. I would use it again.
Sometimes the most interesting startups are not the ones promising to change the world.
They are the ones making a frustrating part of everyday life noticeably easier.
Full story on the newsletter
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