Woliz Wins SUPERNOVA FinTech & Blockchain Prize at GITEX Africa 2026

Author: MWN StaffPublished on: April 11, 2026Country: Morocco

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Woliz Wins SUPERNOVA FinTech & Blockchain Prize at GITEX Africa 2026

Moroccan startup Woliz won the SUPERNOVA FinTech & Blockchain prize at the fourth edition of GITEX Africa, held in Marrakech from April 7 to 9, 2026. Woliz focuses on improving commerce in local neighborhoods by connecting small shops with brands, telecom operators, consumers, and financial institutions. CEO Kamal El Hardouzi stated that the goal is to strengthen these shops and integrate them into the digital economy.

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