Zuputo, a pioneering legal tech platform, has been named one of six winners of the esteemed Standard Chartered Women in Tech Incubator (SCWIT) program, after six months of intensive training and mentorship. This significant achievement highlights Zuputo’s dedication to simplifying legal processes and empowering businesses throughout Africa.
The SCWIT program, a collaboration with Ashesi University’s Ghana Climate Innovation Centre (GCIC), aims to support transformative female-led startups poised to make a meaningful impact in their communities. Zuputo’s innovative approach to addressing complex legal and compliance challenges has set it apart as a leader in the field.
Zuputo’s platform offers a range of affordable legal services designed to support entrepreneurs, including automated contract drafting compliant with local laws, assistance with intellectual property registration, company incorporation, and reminders for regulatory filings to prevent costly penalties. This comprehensive suite of services aims to demystify legal processes, making them accessible and straightforward.
The name “Zuputo,” derived from the Gurune language of Ghana’s Frafra people, means “brain.” This symbolism reflects the company’s mission to navigate the legal maze for businesses, enabling them to focus on innovation and growth without the stress of legal complexities.
With this recognition from the SCWIT program, Zuputo is poised to expand its reach and enhance its services, driving positive change in the African business landscape.
