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REasy is a technology company.
REasy operates a B2B cross-border payments and shipping platform, simplifying international trade for African small and medium-sized enterprises. Its core offering facilitates secure, efficient transactions between African businesses and global suppliers, notably in Europe and Asia. The platform integrates payments, logistics, and vital supplier verification, directly addressing complexities within global commerce.
The company was co-founded by Wing Hang Mathieu Tse, Brice Mba, Richard junior Homsi kue, and Abderrahmene Saidane. They observed significant friction and complexity hindering African SMEs in cross-border trade. Their insight was that transparent, competitive, and instant financial and logistical services would unlock capital and build confidence in this market.
REasy primarily serves African SMEs, offering an accessible pathway to international markets. Its mission is to empower these businesses by demystifying global supply chains. The company envisions fostering economic growth and integration through frictionless trade, building trust and driving expansion for African enterprises globally.
REasy has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
REasy has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
REasy has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
REasy's investors include Asylum Ventures, Chausson Partners, Summit Partners, Alexis Bonillo, Amirhossein Malekzadeh, Thibaud Elziere, Christophe Chausson, Joël Nana Kontchou, Marieme Diop, Mathias Leopoldie, 4 Collective, Digital Africa.
REasy has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in October 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2025 | $2M Seed | — | Asylum Ventures, Chausson Partners, Summit Partners, Alexis Bonillo, Amirhossein Malekzadeh, Thibaud Elziere, Christophe Chausson, Joël Nana Kontchou, Marieme Diop, Mathias Leopoldie, 4 Collective, Digital Africa, Maya Horgan Famodu, Lina Kacyem | Announced |
REasy SAS is a fintech company specializing in cross-border payments, particularly for international supplier payments in the CEMAC-China corridor.[1][4] Regulated by the Central Bank BEAC, it ensures transparency and compliance while serving small and medium-sized importers across Africa, with users praising its simplicity for global payments and shipping management.[1][4] Founded in August 2023, REasy has achieved rapid growth, reaching €15M in gross merchandise volume (GMV), €400K in revenue, and a customer base of 2,500.[1]
The platform solves the problem of complex, opaque international transactions for African businesses by allowing local top-ups for global supplier payments and shipment management.[1][4] It targets importers expanding internationally, providing fast, secure solutions tailored to African markets.[1][4]
REasy SAS was founded in August 2023 in Clichy, France, as a fintech focused on cross-border payments.[1] Specific founder details are not publicly detailed in available sources, but the company emerged to address payment challenges for African importers, particularly in the CEMAC region (Central African Economic and Monetary Community).[1] Early traction was swift: within months, it hit €15M GMV, €400K revenue, and 2,500 customers, positioning it as a regulated pioneer under BEAC oversight—the only such fintech in its niche.[1] This rapid milestone humanizes REasy as a responsive startup tackling real-time pain points in African trade.[1][4]
(Note: Other entities like a German real estate SaaS founded in 2020 or a low-code platform appear unrelated based on distinct descriptions and locations.[2][3])
REasy rides the wave of Africa's booming import-export trade, especially with China, amid rising demand for digitized cross-border payments in emerging markets.[1] Timing aligns with post-pandemic supply chain shifts and fintech deregulation in Africa, where traditional banking lags for SMEs—BEAC regulation gives it a first-mover advantage in CEMAC.[1] Market forces like e-commerce growth and de-dollarization favor localized, compliant platforms, amplifying REasy's influence on the African fintech ecosystem by onboarding thousands of importers early.[1][4]
REasy's trajectory points to expansion beyond CEMAC-China, potentially dominating African cross-border fintech as it scales its regulated model.[1] Trends like mobile money integration and AI-driven compliance will shape its path, evolving it into a full-suite trade finance partner for SMEs. Its influence may grow by setting compliance standards, drawing partnerships, and fueling Africa's $100B+ import economy—cementing its role as the go-to for transparent global payments.[1][4]