February 21, 2025

MANSA Raises $10M To Tackle Liquidity Challenges In Cross-Border Payments

Mouloukou Sanoh and Nkiru Uwaje

MANSA, a global fintech innovator in trans-regional payments, announced its recent $10 million funding round.

It raised $3 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Tether and co-headed by Polymorphic Capital with the help of other significant investors like Faculty Group, Octerra Capital, and Thrive Digital. They secured a further $7 million in liquidity funding from corporate investors, quantitative funds, and alternative investment firms.  

“This funding accelerates our global expansion, enabling us to empower payment companies with seamless, real-time settlement infrastructure and drive the future of payments,” Mouloukou Sanoh, CEO and Co-Founder of MANSA, says.

What is MANSA, and what do they do?

MANSA was formed in August 2024 by Mouloukou Sanoh and Nkiru Uwaje to tackle liquidity challenges for payment companies worldwide. Its stablecoin-based solution gives payment providers in new and old markets an adjustable and secure way to conduct liquidity challenges in cross-border payments. 

The companies big payment companies across Africa, Asia, and South America have helped Mansa gain notoriety. These strategic affiliations have added to the expansion of its instant liquidity solutions, leading to $27 million in transaction volume thus far and nearly $11 million in on-chain transaction volume in January, a 574% expansion from August 2024.

$10 Million funding

The recent funding will be used in MANSA’s strategic plan to grow into Latin America and Southeast Asia – regions where liquidity challenges prevent cross-border transactions. The company hopes to increase its audience and influence by warranting quicker, more affordable payment solutions through scaling its liquidity infrastructure and creating strategic partnerships.


“MANSA addresses a fundamental liquidity challenge in cross-border payments, leveraging stablecoins to create more efficient and accessible financial rails. TRIVE Digital backs visionary founders building the future of Web3, and we are excited to support the MANSA team as they drive transformative impact in the global payments industry.” Shawn Tan, General Partner, TRIVE Digital, said.


 Image: MANSA

Habiba Katsha

Habiba Katsha is a journalist and writer who specializes in writing about race, gender, and the internet. She is currently a tech reporter at POCIT.