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Terminal

Founded 2021 · 33 employees on LinkedIn · 8 known investors

Terminal Africa is a logistics platform that connects African businesses to 13+ local and international shipping carriers for global deliveries. It enables seamless comparison of courier rates and provides API integration for automated fulfillment at scale.

Also known as Terminal Africa

Founders & leadership

Terminal was founded in 2021 by Nnamdi Okoh.

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Nnamdi OkohinFounder · Chief Executive Officer

Investors · 8

Funding

SEC filings, press & company announcements

$40M disclosed across 2 rounds · 2026

Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Terminal (Terminal Africa) operates a shipping and delivery aggregation platform for African, and specifically Nigerian, businesses and consumers. Users create an account and book local or international shipments through a web dashboard or mobile app, comparing rates across multiple partnered couriers rather than depending on a single carrier. The company describes itself as a delivery aggregator: when a customer submits a request, Terminal passes the shipment details to the chosen delivery partner, which performs the pickup and delivery within an agreed timeline.

The product set spans three main audiences: T-Hub for logistics/3PL business owners, e-commerce integrations that automate shipping for online merchants, and the T-Ship API for developers, which exposes endpoints for managing addresses (create, get, update, validate), couriers (list, enable, disable) and claims on lost or damaged parcels. Additional features include shipment tracking, a rate/delivery calculator, in-app wallet funding in Nigerian naira, purchasable packaging, insurance, and a "Deliver to Nigeria" service that lets customers buy from international retailers that do not ship to Nigeria and receive the goods locally. The mobile app is available for Android and iOS, with the Android listing showing over 1,000 downloads and access to 13+ local and international couriers.

Business model

Terminal intermediates between shippers and courier companies: customers book deliveries on its platform, prepay via a wallet or at checkout, and the selected courier executes the delivery. Rates are set by the courier used and vary by parcel weight or by distance between pickup and delivery points; Terminal states its rates are lower across the board than booking directly and offers refunds to the customer wallet when a delivery is cancelled before pickup or not completed. It also sells packaging and insurance, and offers an API and e-commerce integrations for business customers.

Traction

The company's site cites more than 98,000 shipments, more than 18,000 customers, 50+ businesses and 13+ couriers, with access advertised to 20+ local and international delivery partners; the Android app reports 1,000+ downloads.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography

Market position

Positions itself as a neutral aggregator of Nigerian and international courier capacity for African businesses, competing on multi-carrier choice, rate comparison and API-based automation rather than owning delivery fleets.

Technology

A web application and Android/iOS mobile apps sit on top of a courier-integration layer exposed as the T-Ship API, with endpoints for address creation/validation, courier enablement and claims filing, plus e-commerce platform integrations, shipment tracking, notifications and a naira-denominated wallet.

Go-to-market

Self-serve online sign-up and free account creation, mobile app distribution through Google Play and the App Store, developer-led adoption via API keys and public documentation, and customer testimonials from Nigerian merchant founders (e.g. THEPEP, Cornerstone Beddings, Spices by Asabi).

Logistics and third-party logistics (3PL) business owners, e-commerce merchants needing automated domestic and cross-border fulfilment, developers integrating shipping into their own platforms, and individual consumers sending or receiving parcels in Nigeria and internationally.

Geography

Headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria (address listed as 12 Olaiya Street Alausa, Lagos), with outbound and inbound international shipping described as available to any location worldwide.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Business customersJan 202650 businesses
Courier partnersJan 202613 couriers
Cumulative shipmentsJan 202698,000 shipments
CustomersJan 202618,000 customers
Google Play downloadsApr 20261,000 downloads
HeadcountAug 202633

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

In the news

Research sources · 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Terminal do?
Nigerian shipping aggregator giving businesses and individuals access to 20+ local and international couriers via web, app and API.
Who founded Terminal?
Terminal was founded by Nnamdi Okoh in 2021.
Who are Terminal's investors?
Terminal's investors include Battery Ventures, Cathexis Ventures, First Circle, The Baobab Network, DFS Lab, Golden Ventures, Wayfinder Ventures, Y Combinator.
How much funding has Terminal raised?
Terminal has disclosed $40M raised across 2 rounds.