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Dakar Network Angels provides €50,000–€150,000 in seed equity to Senegalese tech startups, plus access to angel investors and mentors. You need a registered company under 5 years old with a working prototype and at least two founders.
A pan‑African angel network that provides seed‑stage equity funding and mentorship to Senegalese startups. Selected companies get up to €150,000 and access to the angel community.
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Senegal‑registered startup less than 5 years old, MVP or prototype, team of at least two founders, and a clear market opportunity.
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The sources do not describe how applications are reviewed or the assessment timeline. Typically, angel networks review pitch decks and founder backgrounds, then contact selected applicants within 2–4 weeks for interviews. You should expect follow-up questions about your MVP, market validation, and use of funds before any investment decision.
What reviewers look for
The programme requires startups less than 5 years old. If your company exceeds this, you do not meet the eligibility criteria.
No. An MVP or prototype is sufficient. The network funds seed-stage companies, not ideas without any working version.
No. The requirement is a team of at least two founders. Solo founders are not eligible.
The programme operates on a rolling basis, meaning there is no fixed closing date. You can apply when ready, but earlier submission may improve your chances if the fund has a finite allocation.
The sources do not specify response timelines. You should expect the network to review your pitch deck and contact you if they wish to proceed to an interview or due diligence stage.
Guide written from the official programme page on 1 November 2026. Funders change their rules, so confirm the details on the official page before you apply.
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