Payments infrastructure provider Enza has closed a $6 million Seed+ funding round, announced on 3 November 2026. Led by 4DX Ventures, the round brings in British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution, as a new backer.
Quona Capital and Algebra Ventures, which co-led the company’s seed investment in 2025, have also increased their holdings. Enza plans to use the additional capital to serve banks and financial technology companies in more African markets.
Licences to support expansion
The funding will support regulatory licence applications and the development of additional products. Enza’s platform gives financial institutions tools to process and accept payments, including card transactions, digital wallets and merchant payments. It allows customers to offer these services without having to build and maintain every technical connection individually.
Enza says it already serves bank and fintech customers in twelve African countries. In September, it formally launched in Ghana after securing a PSP Enhanced payment service provider licence from the Bank of Ghana. The authorisation enables the company to develop its business with local financial institutions.
Founded in 2023, Enza is headquartered in Abu Dhabi and has regional offices in Egypt, South Africa, Ghana and Nigeria. The company is led by Hany Fekry, a former payments processing executive at Network International.