StartUp Spotlight
Yassir: The Algerian Superapp that is changing how daily services are provided in Africa and beyond
The state of super apps in Africa is rapidly evolving. In recent years, there has been a surge of startups developing super apps that offer a variety of services under one roof.
These super apps appeal to African consumers looking for convenience and affordability.
One such super app is Yassir.
Yassir is an Algerian super app that provides a suite of services to make life easier for Africans.
Founded in 2017 by Noureddine Tayebi and El Mahdi Yettou, Yassir offers services in ride-hailing, food delivery, and financial services.
Yassir currently operates in 45 cities across Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, with recent expansions into France, Canada and Sub-Saharan Africa.
It is backed (~$200M in funding) by VCs from Silicon Valley, Europe and other parts of the world.
The super app offers on-demand services such as ride-hailing and last-mile delivery.
Building on this infrastructure, Yassir has embarked on introducing financial services to help users pay, save and borrow digitally.
The move is aimed at helping usher the continent into a digital economy era.
Yassir’s Mission
Yassir’s mission is clear: to empower Africans with the ultimate convenience and elevate their daily experiences.
By bridging the gap between service providers and users, Yassir is creating a platform that enhances the quality of life for its users while providing valuable opportunities for local businesses to thrive.
Their commitment to excellence and innovation is palpable in every aspect of their operations.
Yassir’s story is a testament to the potential of innovation and determination.
Their user-centric approach and commitment to excellence have redefined how Africans experience convenience.
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