iafrikey connects African founders with diaspora and global investors through a structured diligence process. Future offerings are planned around one business per dedicated SPV (a single-purpose company), under Regulation D Rule 506(c) and formal offering documents.
Whether you are seeking capital for your African business or looking to invest, select your path below to request updates and information. Neither path currently accepts investments or guarantees funding.
Request information about African businesses and how future investment offerings could be structured. This is an information request, not an investment application or a commitment to invest.
For founders raising money for their own African business—not investors. Join for updates on founder signup and the planned diligence process. This waitlist does not create a profile or an OS account, submit a funding application, or guarantee funding.
The planned founder journey: structured diligence before any investor introduction. OS signup is not yet available.
Founders would complete a guided diligence Q&A about their business, market, and financials.
Responses would support a structured founder profile and business plan inside the iafrikey OS.
A planned readiness review would identify information gaps and further verification needs.
Eligible businesses could be considered for future dedicated SPVs, subject to diligence and formal offering documents.
We focus on operating African businesses across sectors where diaspora capital could support growth.
Farms, agro-processing, food and beverage.
Plastics, paper and packaging, building materials, consumer goods, including everyday products like soap and feminine hygiene.
Solar, mini-grids, and productive-use energy that powers the businesses above.
Fintech and financial inclusion that moves money to where it is needed.
Illustrative sector focus only. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell securities.
No guessing. Here is what you can use today and what is on the way.
On-the-ground factory visits across five African markets, documented for people researching African businesses. A tour update is not an investment opportunity or an offer of funding.
For people considering investing their own money in African businesses, not business owners applying for funding. Request a briefing about our diligence process and planned deal structures. Our team will review your inquiry and follow up; no document is delivered automatically. This does not commit you to invest. Informational only, not an offer to sell securities.