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Moroccan Super-App ORA Technologies Raises $1 Million in Pre-Seed Funding
ORA Technologies, a Moroccan super-app, has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding from local private investors.
The funding will support the company’s continued growth and development as it strives to democratize access to e-commerce and digital payment solutions for all Moroccans.
Launched just 9 weeks ago, ORA Technologies has already achieved over 140,000 downloads, solidifying its position as a transformative digital and financial inclusion app.
Launched just 9 weeks ago, ORA Technologies has already achieved over 140,000 downloads, solidifying its position as a transformative digital and financial inclusion app.
The app offers a wide range of features, including peer-to-peer transactions, e-commerce, on-demand services, chat functionality, social networking, and a digital wallet (coming soon).
ORA Technologies is committed to making e-commerce and digital payments accessible to everyone, regardless of income level or technical expertise.
ORA Technologies is committed to making e-commerce and digital payments accessible to everyone, regardless of income level or technical expertise.
The app consolidates numerous essential functions into a single platform, allowing users to chat, buy and sell products, make payments, book services, transfer money, share hobbies, and even receive directions.
The company looks forward to continued growth and serving the needs of its expanding user base.
The company looks forward to continued growth and serving the needs of its expanding user base.
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