Egyptian Fintech Firm Secures $3 Million to Grow Its Credit Services

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Egyptian Fintech Firm Secures $3 Million to Grow Its Credit ServicesEgyptian fintech startup Lucky has raised $3 million in a convertible note round to expand its credit services and contribute to Egypt’s financial inclusion goals. The funding will support Lucky’s growth plans and help it achieve sustainable profitability. Lucky aims to provide accessible consumer credit solutions to underbanked Egyptians. Aligning With Egypt’s Financial Inclusion Agenda […]

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