Audacity Fund

Afropolitan is building the infrastructure for a borderless Black future. We are a media and technology company creating digital products, cultural experiences, and economic pathways that connect Africa and the diaspora.

Roll is an AI-powered video production studio that enables users to create studio-quality remote videos using just their smartphones.

Nestcoin aims to democratize cryptocurrency access in Africa. It offers simplified crypto products and a media platform called Breach for education.

Fonbnk bridges mobile-first, cash-based economies to Web3 by converting prepaid payments into stablecoins, enabling frictionless FX, cross-border treasury flows, and instant liquidity.

Syndicate is infrastructure for building and scaling appchains with programmable onchain sequencers, providing control over network, sequencer, and economy.

Very early-stage African tech investors who require startups to target $5B+ markets, run a global co-investor syndicate with Google/Tencent/Y Combinator access, and allocate ≥30% capital to women-led companies.

Africa-focused micro VC and angel fund founded in 2011 and led by Aadil Mamujee. Invests in African startups at micro-VC and angel stages across Fintech, Marketplaces, Logistics, Retail Tech, and HR Tech with average check sizes of $25K - $500K.

Black Star Fund is one of only six US venture funds that are both Black-led and have an all-Black founder portfolio. The fund invests primarily in Black founders across the US and Africa with over 70% of its $12M fund going to Black women. The fund positions itself as building a unicorn factory for Black founders, arguing that a small number of Black unicorns backed by Black investors can move trillions in market cap to close the racial wealth gap.

A Nigerian entrepreneurs' single-family office with telecoms, finance, legal and regulatory operating experience that leverages political and diplomatic access to connect African companies to global markets and investors. Run by Nigerian entrepreneurs Hakeem and Myma Belo-Osagie, who combine deep telecoms/finance operating experience with prominent legal and regulatory expertise. The firm positions itself as a bridge to bring the best of Africa to the world and the world to Africa, focusing on companies that can connect Africa to global capital and markets.

Web3-native fund led by Barbara Iyayi (JPMorgan, UBS) building cross-border financial infrastructure connecting Africa and emerging markets with developed markets, unlocking liquidity for underbanked users and SMEs.