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After stepping down as CEO, Leatherback founder resurfaces with rival fintech startup

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Former Leatherback CEO, Ibrahim Ibitade has started a new cross-boder payments company months after stepping down. Ibitade said in October 2024, that he stepped down as CEO to start a family, but his return to the startup scene with a competing platform raises questions.
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Former Leatherback CEO Ibrahim Ibitade launches competing cross-border payments company, Prune Payments - Innovation Village | Technology, Product Reviews, Business

Ibrahim Ibitade, the former CEO of Leatherback, has officially launched a new venture called Prune Payments, a company focused on facilitating cross-border payments. This development comes just months after Ibitade stepped down from his role at Leatherback, where he had played a pivotal role in the company’s growth and success. In a 2024 interview, Ibitade shared his personal motivations for leaving Leatherback, stating, “I want to start a famil…

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After stepping down as CEO, Leatherback founder resurfaces with rival fintech startup

Former Leatherback CEO, Ibrahim Ibitade has started a new cross-boder payments company months after stepping down. Ibitade said in October 2024, that he stepped down as CEO to start a family, but his return to the startup scene with a competing platform raises questions.

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Techpoint.Africa broke the news in on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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