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iKhokha's competitors and similar companies include Nexi Payments, PicPay, PhonePe and PalmPay.

	iKhokha iKhokha is a company that offers a device that helps businesses accept credit and debit card payments.	Nexi Payments Nexi Payments (formerly known as CartaSi) is a paytech company that provides payment and acceptance services.	PicPay PicPay is a fintech company that offers a digital wallet app.	PhonePe PhonePe is a mobile payments app that allows users to transfer money instantly to anyone, by using just their mobile number.	PalmPay PalmPay is a company that provides a payment app.
Founding Date	Founding Date 2012	Founding Date 1985	Founding Date 2012	Founding Date 2015	Founding Date 2019
Type	Type Private	Type Subsidiary	Type Private	Type Private	Type Private
Tags	Tags Technology fintech mobile app payments	Tags Technology fintech mobile app payments	Tags Technology fintech mobile app payments	Tags Technology fintech mobile app payments	Tags Technology fintech mobile app payments
Locations	Locations Durban, ZA HQ	Locations Milan, IT HQ	Locations BR HQ	Locations Bengaluru, IN HQ	Locations Ikeja, NG HQ Aba, NG Abeokuta, NG Abuja, NG Ado Ekiti, NG Akure, NG Bauchi, NG see more
Employees	Employees 5271% increase	Employees 1,3681% increase	Employees 6,6073% increase	Employees 16,4772% increase	Employees 1,8671% increase
Operating ⚠
Registered Users	Registered Users N/A	Registered Users N/A	Registered Users N/A	Registered Users 275 m (Mar, 2021)	Registered Users 100 k (Nov, 2019)
Transactions	Transactions N/A	Transactions 3.2 b (FY, 2018)	Transactions N/A	Transactions N/A	Transactions 1 m (Nov, 2019)
Funding
Latest funding round	Latest funding round N/A	Latest funding round N/A	Latest funding round N/A	Latest funding round $ 350m (over 3 years ago)	Latest funding round $ 40m (over 6 years ago)
Total funding raised	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised $ 1.5b	Total funding raised $ 40m