Y Combinator is one of the world's most prestigious accelerators and actively funds Nigerian and African startups on a rolling batch basis. Accepted startups receive $500,000 USD in investment, access to YC's global network, and intensive three-month programme support. Nigerian startups such as Paystack, Flutterwave, and Cowrywise are notable alumni.
Eligibility details are available on paid plans.
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