Liquify Digital Limited

Based in the UK, Liquify Digital Limited offers an innovative invoice financing platform aimed at overcoming financial barriers for African exporters, facilitating quicker access to funds and enhancing cash flow. Liquify Digital Limited, founded in 2023, operates primarily in the UK from its headquarters in London. The company focuses on providing an invoice financing platform that addresses the financial challenges faced by exporters in Africa. Co-founded by Alberta Asamoah and Nadezda Yaremenko, who currently serves as the CEO, the firm has completed a total of 2 deals.

Its most recent deal on July 1, 2025, involved raising USD 1. 50 mn in a Seed funding round led by Future Africa, with additional participation from investors including 54 Collective, Digital Africa, Equitable Ventures, and Launch Africa Ventures. This round brought the total amount raised by Liquify to USD 1. 50 mn.

Liquify primarily offers an innovative invoice financing platform designed to address the financial challenges faced by African exporters. By providing businesses access to affordable credit, Liquify enables them to receive payment for export invoices within 24 hours, thus significantly reducing their working capital cycle. The platform's proprietary credit model offers financing terms that are notably more competitive compared to traditional loan options, which often exceed 30-40% interest rates. Liquify's digital onboarding process streamlines Know Your Customer (KYC) and due diligence (DD) requirements, facilitating seamless access to financing for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

The company's client base includes exporters in various sectors, such as agriculture and trade, with a specific focus on markets across Africa, where it seeks to connect SMEs with global capital markets. Revenue for Liquify is generated through its invoice financing services, which operate on a transactional basis. The company facilitates transactions between exporters and financiers, allowing businesses to sell their invoices at a discount in exchange for immediate cash flow. For instance, a fruit exporter may utilize Liquify's platform to finance an order by submitting an invoice from a buyer, receiving payment from Liquify within 24 hours, while the financier receives repayment upon the invoice's due date.

The structure of these transactions emphasizes B2B interactions, connecting SMEs directly with investment-grade multinationals eager to invest in trade finance as a high-yielding asset class. The pricing structure is determined by the terms of the invoices and the associated risks, reflecting the competitive credit model that Liquify employs to support its clients effectively. In July 2025, Liquify Digital Limited secured additional venture funding from new investor Emerald Africa. The company plans to utilize this funding to expand its footprint into Anglophone and Francophone markets, enhance its due diligence process powered by AI and credit-scoring engines, and expand its teams across product, technology, and customer success.