Startups from the RS Bootcamp acceleration program have raised $1,430,000 to scale their projects

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Startups from the RS Bootcamp accelerator program, supported by USAID, have raised $1,430,000. The participant list includes Paidax, Dino, Biar, Ozak, Elim Taxi, Spark, Hello KG, Coment, and Easy Shop. The funds will be used for marketing to scale businesses in the fintech, e-commerce, and transportation sectors.

Startup participants in the RS Bootcamp acceleration program, implemented with the support of the USAID Project for the Development of Entrepreneurship and Business Environment, raised $1,430,000. Among the startups that received funding are Paidax, Dino, Biar, Ozak, Elim Taxi, Spark, Hello KG, Coment, and Easy Shop. The investments will be directed toward marketing campaigns for further scaling.

The 1st batch of the program brought together promising startups operating in various sectors, from financial technologies to e-commerce and transportation services. For example, Paidax, a social network for investors with a broker license, had already attracted the attention of business angels in previous stages of its development. Elim Taxi offers innovative solutions in urban transportation, while Easy Shop develops solutions for automating e-commerce.

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