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  • Egyptian Fintech Dayra Joins Y Combinator, Secures US $3M in Pre-Seed

    Egyptian Fintech Dayra Joins Y Combinator, Secures US $3M in Pre-Seed

    Dayra is a Cairo-based fintech startup providing unbanked gig-workers and micro-businesses with financial services. The company has joined Y Combinator’s Winter 21 batch, closing the largest debt and equity Pre-Seed round in MENA and bringing its total funding to $3 million.

    Dayra is funded by Tanmiya Capital Ventures, EFG EV Fintech, EFG Hermes, Y Combinator, and multiple prominent angel investors.

    Only 30% of 105 million Egyptians are banked, leaving most of the country unbanked and reliant on cash transactions. Requirements such as proof of income by the banking sector make it hard for gig-workers and micro-business owners to open bank accounts. This leads to a lack of transactional data available to banks and micro-finance institutions and to the non-existence of virtual financial identities for the majority of Egyptians, a problem that directly contributes to financial exclusion in Egypt. It also makes it hard for many companies to disburse payments to their contractors, gig-workers, and customers.

    With little to no access to credit options, unbanked individuals are left to borrow from traditional micro-lenders known for their large application fees, manual investigations, long processes, and high rejection rates. Others end up borrowing from informal sources at inconsistent and unfair terms.

    This is where Dayra comes in; the company was founded in early 2020 by Omar Ekram to improve the lives of millions of unbanked individuals in MENA, starting with Egypt. Dayra empowers companies to provide their unbanked gig-workers and customers with financial solutions via API integrations while taking the payment disbursement hassle off those companies and allowing them to extend their payment terms. Dayra’s financial solutions include virtual bank accounts, prepaid cards, and access to credit – instantly, hassle-free, and at lower costs than traditional lenders.

    The company’s typical end-users range from gig workers such as delivery couriers, truck drivers, and freelancers to micro-business owners such as kiosks, small shops, restaurants, and artisans. Analyzing end-user transactions enables Dayra to create alternative credit scores and virtual financial identities for them. Businesses can integrate with Dayra in two ways: they can offer Dayra’s financial solutions directly from within their app using the API integration or, if they don’t have their own app or portal, they can use Dayra’s app directly.

    “We are thrilled to be part of YC’s W21 batch and to close our pre-seed round. This is a key milestone in realizing our vision of providing the most accessible financial services solution in MENA and delivering digital financial services to millions of financially excluded individuals, leveraging on our strategic partnership with EFG Hermes,” said Omar Ekram, the founder and CEO of Dayra.

    Before starting Dayra, Ekram co-founded the private equity fund Tanmiya Capital Ventures, which participated in Dayra’s Pre-Seed round. Ekram was able to closely observe the inefficiencies of Egypt’s financial services sector and its impact on financial exclusion during his years in the financial services sector. As a self-taught programmer, he built the MVP for Dayra and subsequently landed its first client in March 2020.

    Since its launch, Dayra has grown at a monthly growth rate of over 50%. It has allowed thousands of unbanked individuals to access their income early through tens of thousands of transactions worth millions of dollars, with an average loan size of USD 500. Thanks to the trust its partners have placed in the company.

    Dayra has received an investment from YC as part of the YC W21 batch. The team has now grown to 10+ individuals, fulfilling operations, BD, product, and tech functions. The company plans on doubling its team members to grow the company and build out new product features.

    “We are exceptionally proud to be the first institutional investor partnering with Dayra, in whom we see vast potential due to their disruptive and relevant business model as Egypt works to build financial inclusion and intermediation. Today, EFG Hermes has several key facilities on offer to empower companies with great ideas such as Dayra to come in and fill essential gaps in the market. We have funneled key investment capital in the company through EFG EV Fintech and offered a bespoke, multi-million financing facility through our factoring and leasing arm EFG Hermes CorpSolutions. We are confident that Dayra has the tools in place to make the impact it hopes to see in the market, and we’re proud to be helping them get there,” said Walid Hassouna, CEO of the NBFI Platform at EFG Hermes and Group Head of Debt Capital Markets.

    Mahmoud El Zohairy, CEO EFG EV Fintech, also said: “We are thrilled about partnering with Dayra and look forward to seeing them through on a path of success. Dayra’s unique go-to-market approach empowers gig economy participants while alleviating working capital stress on their employers in a seamless manner, something that the market needs right now. Thanks primarily to the world-class team Dayra has put together, including a founder with first-hand knowledge of the financial system as well as deep knowhow in the tech space, we are excited to see what they have in store for the market.”

  • XPLOR Secures $3M Seed funding from Ayana Holding

    XPLOR Secures $3M Seed funding from Ayana Holding

    XPLOR, the 3D tech, digital twin, and master planning software, has raised a seed fund of US $3 million from Ayana Holding to accelerate its growth, taking a holistic approach to real estate digitization covering marketing, sales, leasing, and facilities management.

    XPLOR helps real estate developers to reduce their operational expenditure, increase market share, and minimize the possibility of human error. It also assists investors by giving them complete control to choose, book and explore units.

    After choosing their destination, the software lets customers search deeper into the community by analyzing the location, infrastructure, landmarks, availability of properties masterplan, amenities, and floor plans. It also allows them to see the 3D exterior and walk-through the property to view the interior.

    The startup will endeavor to develop future technologies that help enhance customer experience and improve operational efficiency in various asset classes. The company will harness the potential of new and emerging technologies such as blockchain to offer solutions to key challenges facing service providers and consumers.

    Can Turkan, Founder of XPLOR, said, “Although digital transformation has been on the agenda of many businesses for years, the COVID-19 pandemic has expedited its adoption across industries including real estate. As a company that pioneers new technologies that transform the sector, XPLOR is excited about the prospects of increased focus on digitization. Most real estate investors will decide after seeing it in person, but this software truly outdoes that experience.

    “We are confident that the fresh funding will incentivize our pursuit of innovations and further enable us to create a meaningful impact on the regional real estate industry. We thank Ayana Holding and our partners for their support that motivates us to aim for greater successes.”

    Celebrating the UAE’s Hope Probe Mars Mission’s success, XPLOR has also designed a masterplan on the Red Planet. Visitors to the company’s website can take a 360° tour of ‘Burj Mars,’ ‘Mars Marina’ and ‘Mars Opera’ to discover the mission through an interactive journey and get a feel of life on another planet.

    Source: Magnnit 

  • Ureed: How to Incorporate Freelancers in Hiring Strategy

    Ureed: How to Incorporate Freelancers in Hiring Strategy

    Ureed.com offers an unprecedented view on how to incorporate freelancers in your hiring strategy.

    As a business owner, taking on a new project is an exciting time full of potential. Yet, it doesn’t come without challenges. It can be overwhelming figuring out how to cope with the mounting workload. However, businesses in the past year have begun to see the benefits of deviating from the status quo of recruitment firsthand. Hiring full-time workers for fixed hours within an office environment became less of a rule and more of a strategy, among many other alternative hiring strategies.

    Thanks to the emergence of online freelance marketplaces, business owners today have an almost endless array of options for finding and hiring remote talent & freelancers on-demand.

    Why hire freelancers?

    With a fluid work economy, flexibility and adaptability are essential means of survival for your business, and that is one of many benefits attached to hiring freelancers. With a wide pool of talents to choose from, you can work with freelancers from different time zones who can work around your own schedule and be productive at all times of the day, ensuring that your business needs are executed on time.

    Additionally, employers who hire freelancers can leverage freelancers’ expertise, skills, and experience, which allows them to tap into an incredibly high value and diversity level. Not to mention that freelancers require little supervision, which allows you as a business owner to focus on the other tasks at hand without having to constantly micro-manage. This is especially fitted for startups looking for quick and easy hiring solutions and who don’t have time to handle the struggles of onboarding full-time workers.

    The main attraction of freelancers to business owners remains their potential for saving costs and cutting overheads. Integrating freelancers in your workforce is one of the most cost-effective hiring models. That is because employers are not required to pay additional costs to freelance workers such as recruitment and training, taxes, fringe benefits such as medical insurance, paid vacation, equipment, and office space.

    Where to find the right talents?

    Ureed.com is the largest freelance marketplace in the GCC & MENA regions, specifically designed to cater to the regions’ freelancers’ & employers’ needs. The platform was launched in 2017 by Nour AlHassan – CEO of Tarjama, a language & translation services provider – and houses a network of over 54,000 vetted freelancers from over 150 specializations.

    Business owners and managers can outsource their needs to vetted freelance talents from every industry through the platform. Upon posting a project, employers receive pitches from freelancers. They can go through their profiles and portfolios one by one to ultimately hire a freelancer with the right skills, qualifications, experience, and budget. All talents on the platform go through a rigorous vetting process by industry experts before joining Ureed.com and working on projects to ensure maximum value and high returns for businesses.

    The flexible solutions offered by Ureed.com to employers are substantial. Employers can post a project of any size and scope, and the cherry on top is that they get to decide on the budget and the amount they want to pay. Hassle-free and secure, the platform handles the full payment process from beginning to end. Furthermore, knowing how busy entrepreneurs and business owners are, the platform offers an “Enterprise” feature where the employer is equipped with a dedicated success manager – an industry expert – who will handle his project from beginning to end, from hiring freelancers to reviewing deliverables and managing payments. With this feature, and even using Ureed.com’s free-of-charge platform, one can hire an entirely remote team from the comfort of their home and pay them through Ureed.com!

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    A shift towards remote working and hiring freelance workers is well underway. Businesses looking to survive in this new era of constant change and development must adapt and leverage freelancers’ advantages. Get a headstart today and hire a freelancer on Ureed.com.

  • ElCoach Releases 2020 Numbers- DB Exclusive

    ElCoach Releases 2020 Numbers- DB Exclusive

    Today, ElCoach, MENA’s premier on-demand fitness, and nutrition app released its Year in Review 2020 and we are seriously impressed.

    With demand on Fitness apps growing by 46% during COVID-19’s first wave, it looks like this team worked harder to offer Arabs a chance to be slimmer and healthier.

    Assem Emam, CEO & Co-Founder of ElCoach.Inc says “(we) worked like a beehive to grow our business in this tough time.”

    He adds “(aiming to) help people of the MENA region find new and creative ways to stay fit and maintain a healthy lifestyle.”

    Work paid off for Users and ElCoach

    As the “best-in-class workouts engine in the MENA region”, ElCoach adapts users’ next workouts to push them faster & smarter towards achieving their goals.

    Since it is a community-based model, the ElCoach community has collectively performed 2,843,388 workouts during 2020 to lose weight, gain muscle, or increase their fitness level.

    No Couch but more Coach

    The app also pushed users to turn their locked-down living spaces into gyms with the use of virtual fitness with videos.

    As demand for “at home workout programs” with 8 times the size of demand for gym-based workouts. 90% of the demand was targeted towards “Weight Loss”.

    Forget Baking, how about 150 K of Healthy Meals?

    With ElCoach focusing on nutrition as part of a healthy lifestyle, their year-in-review shows users being less interested in stressing about calories and BMI.

    Instead, users were more about nutritional factors like food macros and environment-friendly ingredients.

    The app now boasts a roster of delicious vegetarian/vegan meals which empowered the ElCoach community to cook 157,369 healthy meals and eventually burning 165,864,300 calories collectively.

    And with the economy suffering in 2020, 69% of ElCoach users opted for “pocket-friendly meals”.

    Sweaty Steps for the Win

    In November of 2020, ElCoach introduced a progress tracking & step counting feature to aid users in setting goals and measuring the progress of their steps, workouts, calories, and water consumption all in one place.

    So, ElCoach community collectively walked  23,240,147 steps, and consumed 2,171,493 cups of water.

    The Icing on the Healthy Cake

    My most inspiring number, reading this report, was the fact that 88% of ElCoach’s premium subscribers reporting “noticeable change in their body shapes & fitness levels after trying ElCoach for the first few weeks”

    It seems the app’s focus on offering a truly local and inclusive perspective on fitness gave the users a push to truly maintain a healthy yet very attainable lifestyle.

    Assem wraps it eloquently, saying “It fuels our energy to know that our product resonates with customers and is fueling them to lead healthier and more fulfilling lives.”

    Learn more about ElCoach Year in Review 2020 Report here.
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  • Financial Identities’ Cassbana Raises 6 Digits USD

    Financial Identities’ Cassbana Raises 6 Digits USD

    Cassbana, a financial identities’ startup, announced raising a pre-seed round of 6 digits USD to revolutionize the financial service industry in emerging markets.

    Disrubtech, a US$25million Fintech fund, led the investment round among other investors. Disrubtech was established by Mohamed Okasha, Fawry’s co-founder and former managing director.

    Since it was launched in June 2020, Cassbana has managed to gain significant grounds in the Egyptian market with its instant financial identity Android app. The app is designed to enable suppliers and merchants to sell their products to their customers through short-term loans allowing them to serve Egypt’s largely financially underserved market.

    Speaking to Haitham Nassar, Cassbana’s Founder CEO and former Careem Planning Director in Egypt, he pointed out what makes Cassbana essentially different from any “Fintech” initiative or startup.

    He says, “The entire point behind Cassbana is to create financial identities for the underserved in Egypt where shadow economy is almost double or triple the size of the formal economy, Cassbana is used to assist suppliers and merchants in making better, less biased decisions and helping them take more impactful and real-time decisions using our technologies.”

    Haitham Nassar- Cassbana Founder& CEO
    “These financial identities will help the suppliers and merchants to take a proper decision on how they can serve their customers, especially those unbanked, and allow them to find funding through alternative means.”

    Putting the Tech in Fintech
    The platform relies on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence to gather certain behavioral data points that, in turn, develop patterns. These patterns will help financial institutions detect fraud better while allowing the non-fraudulent borrowers to be seen and supported, and more importantly, banked beyond the expected stack of documents.

    The market entry for Cassbana relies heavily on the supply chain market as it is an easy entry for small sellers defaulting to suppliers constantly, and suppliers are eager to have a tool in place to allow them to make proper decisions when they borrow their customers. Instead of defaulting on their wholesale merchandise, they purchase the products needed in installments to keep the business going.

    “If a seller needs merchandise worth 5000 EGP but can’t afford it, chances are they will either close up shop or search for a supplier who can give it to him on installments. Cassbana uses the power of community to support micro-businesses with an instant decision-making tool. It allows the suppliers to immediately decide whether to sell such products on installments to the merchant or not, which helps keep them afloat while using the data points to grow our data banks,” Haitham says.

    “So in a short time, any supplier, merchant, or financial institution looking into micro-lending will have a data bank of financial identities to offer low-risk loans to those who truly deserve it.” He adds.

    With a team of data analysts and machine learning experts, Cassbana also focuses on the tech part of Fintech, with plans to use the funding to grow its tech team further and develop the algorithms.

    The Cassbana Equation for Financial Inclusion
    Serving Financial Inclusion
    Haitham notes Egypt’s bid for Financial Inclusion.

    “While Egypt’s financial and regulatory entities strive wonderfully to bank the unbanked, Cassbana has come out to offer an alternative, reliable, fraud-free way of offering solutions that enable suppliers and merchants to finance their customers.”

    “Maybe it is time we started seeing shadow businesses differently, and it is our duty to help them become registered, taxed, and growing in a healthy financial ecosystem. besides, it helps shadow economy players to take proper financial decisions based on our technologies.”

  • LCP Fund II acquires significant minority stake in Dsquares & Lucky

    LCP Fund II acquires significant minority stake in Dsquares & Lucky

    As its first investment in the market, Lorax Capital Partners Fund II has announced today that it has acquired a significant minority stake in DSQ Group (Umbrella company of Dsquares and Lucky).

    LCP’s investment includes a capital increase to support scaling and expansion plans for the mother company within the region and worldwide.

    DSQ Group owns and operates Dsqaures, the leading loyalty and rewards solutions provider across MENA and Central Europe, currently serving over 100 million customers through around 45 regional and international clients.

    Also, Algebra Ventures, an Egypt-based VC firm and an existing shareholder in DSQ Group, announced it had increased its investment as part of the aforementioned transaction.

    LCP has also acquired the minority stake of Ezdehar Management in Dsquares. Ezdehar had originally invested in Dsquares back in 2018, which gave it a  22.5 percent stake.

    Founded in 2012 by Marwan Kenawy, Ayman Essawy, and Momtaz Moussa, Dsquares is a full-service loyalty solutions provider in the Middle East & Africa. It operates the full spectrum of customer loyalty for clients from technical, operational, and commercial aspects, which helps clients increase and capitalize on customer loyalty and retention. The startup boasts a large spectrum of key industry players in banking and finance, FMCG, and Telecommunications, among other industries.

    The DSQ group also owns Lucky, an app built to offer everyday clients a wide range of discounts from retail brands, which now has over 5 million downloads under its belt, not to mention a varied collection of brands.

    According to the press release, Marwan Kenawy, Co-founder & CEO of Dsquares, said, “The LCP partnership and investment will help Dsquares expedite its clients and merchants expansion plans in the Middle East, Africa, and Europe and maintain its position as the loyalty & rewards solutions leader in the region.”

    While Ayman Essawy, Co-founder & COO, added: “Lucky continues to be very successful in attracting new users as well as increasing engagement of its existing user base. Egypt is our first market, and we have plans to further expand our services across relevant markets in the Middle East & Africa. We believe that this strategic partnership with LCP will put both Dsquares & Lucky on the right track to achieve their future goals.”

    Al Tamimi Law Firm acted as the legal advisor to LCP on the deal, while the company’s legal advisor was Youssef & Partners.

  • Foundation Ventures powers up with 4 new investments

    Foundation Ventures powers up with 4 new investments

    Cairo – Foundation Ventures (FV) is a regional venture capital firm founded in 2019 and is managed by Mazen Nadim, Omar Barakat, and Ziyad Hamdy, in partnership with HOF Capital, a US-based VC firm, and BPE Partners, Egypt’s leading private equity company.

    Foundation Ventures (FV) backs the best-in-class founders building high-impact new technology companies.

    FV aims to add value with its investment strategy revolving around leveraging the resources of its Limited Partners and Enterprise Partners allowing companies to unlock immediate growth.

    The network includes some leading enterprises across a wide range of industries that help the portfolio companies expand their geographical and market reach, product offering, access to industry experts and leaders, and business development.

    By working closely with the founders, FV is also able to support the startups’ fundraising activities.

    Foundation Ventures’ first fund is focused on early-stage investments ranging from Pre-Seed to Series A.

    The fund is backed by some of the largest family offices and business leaders from Egypt and the MENA region​.​

    The strategy is the first of its kind in Egypt, utilizing local know-how and private capital to support & build solid foundations for its portfolio.

    FV has Lead and Co-Lead four highly sought after deals during its initial deployment, investing in two Fintech companies, Capiter & Nowpay, one in consumer internet/entertainment, Minly, and one in logistics (operating in stealth).

    FV is pleased to have co-invested alongside an exceptional syndicate of 12 regional and international VCs.

  • StartEgypt Hosts First Female Founders Forum

    StartEgypt Hosts First Female Founders Forum

    The pre-acceleration program, StartEgypt, hosted its first virtual forum for female entrepreneurs, the Female Founders Forum.

    The one-day virtual event attended by over 300 up-and-coming female Egyptian entrepreneurs saw leading experts from tech giants Dell Technologies, Google, and YouTube provide key insights and training on how to get these start-ups from concept to implementation.

    Designed to inspire and empower women considering starting their own business, the forum offered them the opportunity to learn from the experiences of influential females in the business and entrepreneurial world, as they discussed the differences, challenges, and opportunities faced by females as entrepreneurs or in the corporate world.

    A panel discussion featured Flat6labs graduate Sabrine Assem, co-founder & CEO at UNTAP Technologies, Mai Abbas, Education Services Manager for RSA Security by Dell Technologies.

    Talking about their decision to host the virtual forum, Hassan Mansi, StartEgypt Program Director, said, “Flat6Labs has maintained a gender ratio of 30%-females amongst its incubation and accelerator programs due to a solid belief in the ability of Egyptian female entrepreneurs to lead and drive the economy forward. This has been evident in their role as breadwinners across all socio-economic levels. We offer the opportunity for aspiring female entrepreneurs to unleash their potential and to continue having a positive impact on the Egyptian economy.”

    In addition to the panel discussion, experts from Google and YouTube also shared their know-how via two training workshops on digital marketing and product management to support young women in actualizing their ambitions to establish their own businesses. The forum also hosted the CEO of Azza Fahmy Jewelry, Fatma Ghali, for a fireside chat.

    As well as encouraging aspiring women to set out on their entrepreneurial journey, StartEgypt hopes that the forum will allow them to connect with promising female start-ups that they can incubate. “Earlier this year, the Egyptian Minister of International Cooperation committed to increasing female participation in the workforce by 40%, by 2030,” said Mansi, adding that he hoped StartEgypt could contribute to achieving this developmental goal.

    StartEgypt has previously organized multiple, nationwide workshops led by seasoned guest speakers and entrepreneurs. The Female Founders Forum is set to become an annual event, acting as a springboard for women exploring the possibility of launching their own businesses.

  • Comscore study: increase in corporate credit card demand

    Comscore study: increase in corporate credit card demand

    Comscore’s white paper “The COVID-19 Impact on Small Business Credit Card Applications in 2020” revealed that small business card application has improved in June after a significant decline in the first half of 2020.

    The number of small business credit card applications submitted in the first quarter of 2020 declined by 6% compared to the same quarter of the previous year and 41% in the second quarter.

    This is partly due to small business owners’ focus on relief funding and credit card issuers’ decision to pull back on paid marketing strategies such as paid search and affiliate sites.

    But in June, searches for small business credit cards started to improve slightly, indicating small business owners’ renewed interest in the last two quarters of 2020.

    Comscore is an American media measurement and analytics company providing marketing data and analytics to enterprises; media and advertising agencies; and publishers.

    With servicers like Tribal Credit, startups and small business owners can apply for credit cards and control their spending at the same time with spend management tools and real-time dashboards.

  • instaConsult Launches Personal Consultation via Whatsapp

    instaConsult Launches Personal Consultation via Whatsapp

    In this age, technology can literally be injected into your skin. So don’t expect this to be a far topic. Actually, we’re utilizing technology to fetch you the best global consultants to help you make life decisions easier and your daily life happier.

    The new-normal after Covid-19 forced everything to be online. So we decided you better leverage the good part of it in your favor.

    Anyone can be an influencer.

    It’s quite challenging for public figures and influencers to develop their own consultation management system, integrate billing methods, have customer support, and integrate all that on a Facebook page or auto-reply messages.

    InstaConsult allows public figures and professionals on social media to monetize their regular messaging and on-phone voice conversations with fans via a managed platform. Including family counselors, health specialists, marriage & parenting counselors, psychologists, life coaches, community leaders, nutritionists & healing with energy experts, fitness & sports professionals, motivational speakers, investors, tech geeks.

    Basically, anyone who has the talent and loves to inspire people! Millennials can really enhance their lifestyle and get instantaneous messages or calls consultations from their favorite influencers.

    InstaConsult provided +1000 consultations through more than +50 experienced counselors and influencers since its launch at the beginning of 2020

    Want to be an influencer? Join our community now! m.me/InstaConsult.me

    Community and Audience

    Reach your favorite star, right on Whatsapp, with a simple user interface. Anytime anywhere, just a few tabs. Message a physiotherapist, call an investor to pitch, record a song to a famous composer, or even ask for free support from abroad COVID-expert!

    Instaconsult eases influencers’ reachability with its cost-effective methods that can instantly put you in contact with your favorite influencers.

    End-to-end WhatsApp Communication

    WhatsApp is one of the most popular communication platforms, connecting more than 2 billion users worldwide. WhatsApp ensures privacy and provides smart integration with billing, which ensures professionals and end-user privacy.

    BOT vs. Humanoid

    Developing an automated chatbot or simply BOT is no longer a challenge. But establishing a smart fusion with human customer support is the true challenge. InstaConsult support their professionals with 24/7 human support whenever needed right WhatsApp

    So WhatsApp plays a vital role; it connects the user to the right agent at the right time almost instantly without interrupting his experience.

    Personal Branding

    Unlike other consultation platforms that can not be personally branded due to branding conflicts, country policies, app store rules, or communication style. InstaConsult allows each public figure to personalize his own account, control price, and style his own reply method via text and voice.

    Branding and communication through InstaConsult are smooth. Using API techniques, telephone voice, Whatsapp, and online communication. Each counselor has his own personal branded display URL, like Sara. Consulting.

    This link can be used directly anywhere on a public figure social media account, whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. You can also choose to communicate your own personal brand with cost-effective methods to reach personal branding growth, revenue generation, and fans monetization.

    A Guaranteed Investment

    Too many VoIP technologies face challenges in the Middle East; however, normal on-voice telephony remains one of the most stable communication mediums.

    Instaconsult provides a smart fusion between WhatsApp Business API capabilities and CPaaS or Cloud Platform as a Service. Voice telecommunication allows every public figure to have his own unique telephone number, just like a hotline.

    InstaConsult is rolling out the most innovative and on-demand voice consultation in the Middle East to reach a worldwide scale.  Built by ex-google, ex-Microsoft, engineers, and social media experts in San Francisco, Jordan, and Cairo.

    Competitive Edge

    While other platforms have a common approach for all counselors, either a landing page on a website, a mobile app, or a hotline, InstaConsult provides every public figure with a unique telephone number, which can be used literally everywhere! Starting from his own business card until his LinkedIn profile.