Block Markets Africa

📍 Cape Town, South Africa🗓 Founded 2018👥 21 employees💰 Last funded Aug 2024
Financial Services🌐 blockmarketsafrica.com
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Block Markets Africa is dedicated to pioneering the new world of tokenised public and private sector solutions that will help create an inclusive and equitable financial future for all market participants. We design and deploy better, smarter money by helping Central and Commercial Banks unlock the benefits of shared DLT for businesses and consumers alike. By partnering with Commercial Banks in Africa, Middle East and Europe, we offer Central Banks, Trade Regions, and Financial Markets a new framework for debt issuance, trade, and commerce to meet the demands of a rapidly innovating world. Whether you are trying to build a blockchain, create a currency, or issue an instrument, our team of professionals have a diverse entrepreneurial background in banking, consulting, strategy, and fintech, with experience in servicing both central and commercial banks, and other large scale operators in the public and private sector. Furthermore, Block Markets Africa was also one of the major contributor to the SARB Project Khokha 2 initiative - https://www.fic.gov.za/Documents/PK2_IFWG-PressRelease_ProjectLaunch_v0.5.pdf
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Who invested in Block Markets Africa?
Block Markets Africa has 1 investors on record on gritt.io and 1 late-stage investors.
When did Block Markets Africa last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Block Markets Africa recorded on gritt.io was in August 2024.
When was Block Markets Africa founded?
Block Markets Africa was founded in 2018.
What industry is Block Markets Africa in?
Block Markets Africa operates in Financial Services. Find similar Financial Services investors on gritt.io.
Where is Block Markets Africa based?
Block Markets Africa is headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa.