Moroccan Proptech Yakeey Raises $15M Led by Egypt's Beltone VC

Yakeey, a Morocco-based property technology startup, has raised $15 million in a Series A funding round to expand its digital real estate transaction platform. Founded in 2022 by Karim Beqqali, the company is developing what it describes as end-to-end digital rails for buying, selling and financing property. The round attracted participation from a mix of regional and international investors, including Beltone Venture Capital, the International Finance Corporation, Enza Capital, CDG Invest and 212 Founders.

Yakeey’s platform brings together property search, valuation, brokerage and financing into a single transactional marketplace. By integrating these functions, the company aims to reduce friction in real estate deals, connect all market participants and use data-driven tools to improve transparency, trust and execution speed across Morocco’s property sector.

The startup said the new capital will be used to scale its platform and extend its reach across the region, positioning the company to serve a broader set of buyers, sellers, developers and financial institutions. The model is designed to shorten transaction timelines and modernise how real estate assets are traded and financed.

For Beltone Venture Capital, the investment forms part of a broader strategy to deepen its footprint across Africa and the wider Middle East and North Africa, backing technology-led platforms that target structural inefficiencies in large, traditional sectors such as real estate.