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Moroccan Superapp ORA Technologies Secures $1.9 Million in Pre-Series A Funding, Fueling Fintech Growth   

Graciela Maria Reporter / Updated : 2025-03-14 18:13:00
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Casablanca, Morocco – ORA Technologies, a leading Moroccan superapp developer, has announced a significant $1.9 million pre-Series A funding round, further solidifying its position as a key player in the nation's burgeoning fintech sector. The investment, led by prominent local firms Witamax and Azur Innovation Management, brings the company's total funding to $4.4 million since its launch in 2023, making it one of the most well-funded Moroccan startups through local capital.   

This latest injection of capital will be strategically allocated to expand and enhance ORA Technologies' flagship offerings: ORA Cash, the country's pioneering social mobile wallet, and KooulMaroc, a wholly Moroccan food delivery application. These platforms are central to the company's mission of revolutionizing digital financial services in Morocco.   

Founded by visionary entrepreneur Omar Alami, ORA Technologies has rapidly gained traction by integrating a comprehensive suite of services into a single, user-friendly mobile platform. This includes peer-to-peer payments, e-commerce, on-demand services, social networking, and digital wallet functionalities, all designed to streamline transactions for Moroccan consumers.   

"This fundraising comes at a pivotal moment, with all eyes on Morocco," stated Alami. "Our nation is poised to become the next tech hub in Africa, supported by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, a stable currency, a substantial consumer market of 40 million people, and a new generation of innovative tech founders."

ORA Cash, a standout product, has already achieved over 300,000 downloads, demonstrating strong consumer demand. The wallet offers a range of features, including instant money transfers, QR code payments, utility bill payments, phone top-ups, and cash withdrawals at over 5,000 partner locations nationwide. Notably, the interface is available in five languages, including Darija, the local Moroccan dialect, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of users.

A crucial partnership with M2T, a subsidiary of Banque Centrale Populaire, has enabled ORA Technologies to extend its financial services to previously underserved communities, promoting financial inclusion.   

"With ORA Cash, we aim to build a community of connected users who can manage their finances with simplicity and modernity," Alami explained. "This project is a significant step towards a digital and inclusive Morocco, aligning with national financial inclusion objectives."

The rapid growth of ORA Technologies reflects the broader acceleration of Morocco's fintech evolution. Government and private sector initiatives, such as the Financial Inclusion Caravan, are further driving the adoption of digital payment solutions, solidifying Morocco's status as a rising fintech hub.   

The pre-Series A funding will accelerate the adoption of ORA's services, reaching a broader audience and supporting financial inclusion efforts across the nation. With a stable economy and a growing tech ecosystem, Morocco is attracting increasing investor interest, positioning ORA Technologies at the forefront of this dynamic growth.

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