Erick Oyugi
CEO

This startup provides a payment platform designed for groups to manage shared finances. It enables users to send and receive money, make loans, and save together, offering features like instant cashouts and multiple administrators to facilitate collective financial management.
CEO
Managing finances within groups, such as investment clubs, alumni associations, or fundraising initiatives, often involves manual processes for collecting contributions, tracking balances, and ensuring regulatory compliance. These manual methods can be time-consuming, prone to errors, and lack transparency, leading to inefficiencies and potential disputes among members.
Malipo provides a platform designed to automate and streamline group financial management, offering tools for collecting member fees, managing event sales, and facilitating lending/borrowing circles. The platform enables groups to create circles for various purposes, such as investment clubs, fundraising, or shared expenses, with features for immediate contributions, loans, and cashouts. Malipo automates governance by enforcing rules and regulations for handling money in groups, while also enabling social commerce and experiences between group members to empower their economic activities. The platform integrates with mobile money, banks, and international debit/credit cards, providing multiple channels for topping up wallets and cashing out funds.
Malipo targets groups such as investment clubs (chamas), alumni associations, fundraising groups, and businesses that manage finances collectively, particularly in regions where mobile money is prevalent.