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CreditChek

CreditChek

Private

Last Round

Seed

Jun 8, 2026

Est. Valuation

$800,000

Total Funding Raised

$935,000

Momentum

Top 10%

of companies Caplight tracks

Company Overview

CreditChek is a financial software company that provides a platform to assess and verify the creditworthiness of consumers in Africa.

Sector

FinTech

Verticals

Credit Scoring, Lending & Credit, Financial Data, Digital Identity, Compliance & Risk

Business Model

B2B

Customer Profile

Usage-Based SaaS, Data as a Service, Subscription SaaS

AI Layer

Application

Keywords

credit assessment infrastructurefinancial data APIcredit scoringunderwriting automationidentity verificationfintech infrastructurebank statement analysisincome verificationopen banking APIcredit bureau APIrisk assessmentknow your customerKYCdebt recoveryno-code platformusage-based billingcross-border credit

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CreditChek Comparables

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CreditChek comparables — related companies by embedding similarity
CompanySimilarityMarket Cap
Kredit Africa
85%
Indicina
83%
Zeeh Africa
82%

CreditChek Funding Rounds

Historical fundraising activity

Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
SeedJun 8, 2026
AcceleratorJan 16, 2025
Pre SeedJul 8, 2022

Key People

Founding team and executive leadership

Kingsley Ibe

CEO

Executive Team

CreditChek Investors

Notable investors and investment history

CreditChek investors
InvestorRounds
Atom CapitalPre Seed
The Baobab NetworkAccelerator
AidiPre Seed
Janngo CapitalSeed

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  • Jul 25, 2026

    Monthly visitors increased 44% MoM, reaching 5K.

  • May 16, 2026

    Monthly visitors increased 32% MoM.

CreditChek Filings

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is CreditChek a public or private company?

CreditChek is a private company.

What is the current stock price of CreditChek?

CreditChek is a private company with no public stock price. No recent secondary market data is available.

How much is CreditChek worth (valuation)?

CreditChek's valuation is estimated at $800.0K based on funding round data.

Can I buy CreditChek stock?

CreditChek shares may be available on secondary markets subject to transfer restrictions. Caplight facilitates secondary market transactions for accredited investors. Visit https://www.caplight.com to learn more.

When was CreditChek's last funding round?

CreditChek's most recent funding round was Accelerator on January 16, 2025.

Who are the main investors in CreditChek?

Key investors in CreditChek include The Baobab Network.

Will CreditChek IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for CreditChek.

How can I track CreditChek secondary market activity?

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersLagos
Employee Range15
Year Founded2021
Last FundingJun 8, 2026

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