The company, which builds infrastructure for digital payments, announced the new investment as it continues to grow its footprint across Africa.

The round was led by U.S.-based QED Investors and included backing from Flourish Ventures, Norrsken22, and Glynn Capital.

Previous investors such as Ribbit Capital, PayPal Ventures, and Firstminute Capital, along with notable angel investor Trevor Noah, also participated.

Gbenga Ajayi, a partner at QED Investors and head of its Africa and Middle East operations, praised Stitch’s progress over the past few years.

“We’ve seen Stitch grow into a reliable and innovative payments provider. They’ve built strong solutions that serve both global merchants and local businesses,” he said.

“What stands out is their ability to expand their offerings—from online payments to in-person solutions—while keeping pace with what the market needs. We’re excited to support their journey.”

Stitch plans to use the new funding to enhance its services and scale its operations further, positioning itself as a key player in Africa’s growing digital payments sector.