E-commerce startup Chari joins San Francisco-based startup accelerator Y Combinator
Chari, a Moroccan E-commerce startup becomes the first startup in the North African nation to join Y Combinator, a San Francisco-based startup accelerator.
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Y-Combinator is known to be the most selective startup incubator in the world, only accepting 1% of the startups that apply. Big names such as Airbnb, Dropbox, Stripe, Twitch, Sendbird, Reddit, or even Zapier have gone through Y Combinator.
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Chari is a B2B e-commerce and FinTech application allowing traditional convenience stores to order all the products resold in their shop with the promise of having them delivered in less than 24 hours. Chari was incubated within Dislog Group before joining the ranks of STATION F Paris and seducing more than ten thousand grocery stores in Morocco.
“It’s an honor for us to participate in the S21 batch of Y Combinator. With my co-founder, we will belong to the very closed circle of YC Alumni, allowing us to benefit from a global network of brilliantly successful startups. This will create a lot of value for our startup,” says Ismael Belkhayat, CEO and Co-Founder of Chari.
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