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    Mosmos is helping users pay for goods in installments

    September 7, 2023By Staff Writer
    Iyinoluwa Aboyeji - Founding Investor

    Mosmos, a Kenyan save-to-buy platform, is revolutionizing the way customers pay for high-value products and services by offering convenient and flexible installment options.

    1. The platform aims to bridge the affordability gap by allowing users to save for desired purchases interest-free, making targeted savings achievable for customers with limited and inconsistent income.
    2. With over 75% of Africa’s working population being informal, Mosmos provides a financially responsible alternative to loan apps and credit options that often lead customers into a debt trap.
    3. The startup has experienced significant uptake and investor interest, closing a pre-seed funding round with support from prominent investors such as Antler East Africa, Sovereign Capital, and the Nairobi Business Angel Network.
    4. Mosmos has a customer footprint across all 47 counties in Kenya, highlighting its extensive reach and potential for further expansion.
    5. The company recognizes the immense potential of the save-to-buy model not only in Kenya but also in emerging markets worldwide, where the concept of “save now, buy later” is gaining traction.
    6. Mosmos generates revenue through partnerships with suppliers and does not charge customers any additional fees. The startup maintains a lean and efficient team while prioritizing profitability in its decision-making.

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