Fintech app Purpl – which is a digital wallet and an aggregator of remittance and cash out partners connecting Lebanon to the world, allowing senders to send money to their loved ones back home at lesser cost and instantly – is going live having sealed local and international partnerships and received the required licenses from the Central Bank of Lebanon.
Cairo, Egypt – Purpl, a fintech startup that is driving the democratization of cross border remittance flows and enabling financial inclusion, is proud to announce that it is the first company to join Modus’ Venture Builder program in Egypt.
When the founders of Purpl launched their remittance start-up in Lebanon last year, their aim was to solve an increasingly difficult — and expensive — challenge for millions of Lebanese people living abroad: sending money home to friends and family after the collapse of the country’s banking sector.
Purpl recognised the need for an ecosystem designed to leverage new technologies. Mambu’s cloud platform will underpin the fintech’s offering as it evolves products and services based on customer needs. Purpl is the technology hub between remittance and cash-out partners, promising low fees on the sender side and no cash-out fees on the beneficiary side.
Purpl, a remittance and cash out aggregator combined with a digital wallet for Lebanon, today announced it has selected Mambu to scale operations in the region. Purpl recognised the need for an ecosystem designed to leverage new technologies. Mambu’s cloud platform will underpin the fintech’s offering as it evolves products and services based on customer needs.
The new cohort of startups, which include fintech, healthtech, edtech firms, have already collectively raised more than $62.8 million in funding
