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The second stream of Kazakhstan Digital Accelerator is open until December 27

Until December 27, you have a chance to join the second cohort of the Kazakhstan Digital Accelerator (KDA) acceleration program.

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Author - Mansur Ismagulov

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KDA is an international accelerator founded by Qaztech Ventures and Quest Ventures. Three of the ten finalists from the first cohort (OKOO, Campeat, Cerebra) made it into the TOP-10 best IT startups in Kazakhstan. Ten finalists from the second cohort will receive $50,000 each for project development, including mentoring and the opportunity to present to investors in Southeast Asia.

KDA is an international accelerator. It was founded by the Kazakhstani fund Qaztech Ventures and the Singaporean fund Quest Ventures. Three out of ten finalists from the first cohort of the KDA acceleration program made it into the TOP-10 best technology and IT startups in Kazakhstan. These projects are OKOO, Campeat, and Cerebra.

The ten finalists of the second cohort of KDA will receive $50,000 to develop their projects. The acceleration program includes mentoring, assistance in preparing the product for market launch, workshops, and individual consultations. Participants will also have the opportunity to present their projects to investors from Southeast Asia for further funding.

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