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Nigerian digital freight and haulage startup, MVX, raises $1.3mn funding

Merchant Venture Xpress, now MVX, a Nigerian digital freight and haulage company, raises $1.3mn funding for business scalability.

Read also: Kenyan fintech startup, Wapi Pay, secures $2.2mn in pre-seed funding

The seed round investors include Kepple Africa, The Continent Venture Partners, Founders Factory, Launch Africa, and Capital Oak. Also participating in the round were US angel investors, Japanese angel investors, Nigerian angel investors, and South African angel investors.


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As stated by Tonye Membere-Otaji, the founder and CEO of MVX, the company’s goal is to make freight shipping and trade finance more convenient for African businesses by bringing the booking and deployment processes online.

Besides Nigeria, the startup claims that merchants from the West African country, as well as those from Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, and Rwanda, can use its platform to move freight in and out of their respective countries.

What You Need To Know About MVX

MVX (The land haulage, freight forwarding, and customs brokerage company) was founded in 2019 by Tonye Membere-Otaji, CEO, and Tobi Amusan, CTO, and uses technology to make land haulage, freight forwarding, and customs brokerage all within one process.

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Nichole Manhire

Is the media and brand manager at GFA News. She works very closely with editors and podcasters that contribute to telling the African business success story. For marketing and advertising send Nichole an email: nichole@getfundedafrica.com

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