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Standard Chartered Women in Tech Accelerator 2026: Funding, Mentorship and Global Access for Female Founders

Women-led startups can apply for the 2026 Women in Tech Accelerator to access mentorship, investor connections, and global growth opportunities.

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Temitayo Omoniyi
May 04, 2026
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Standard Chartered Women in Tech Accelerator 2026: Funding, Mentorship and Global Access for Female Founders

Applications are now open for the Women in Tech Accelerator 2026, a global programme designed to support female founders building scalable technology businesses. Backed by the Standard Chartered Foundation and implemented by Village Capital, the initiative focuses on helping women-led startups move from early traction to structured growth.

With funding access still a major barrier for many female entrepreneurs, this programme provides a pathway to mentorship, investor networks, and long-term business development.

What the Programme Offers

Training and Development

The accelerator delivers structured support to help founders strengthen both their business models and leadership capacity.

Participants will receive:

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  • Training on business growth and investment readiness
  • Practical guidance on scaling operations
  • Support in refining strategy and execution

Application Process

Follow these steps to apply:

  • Review programme details and eligibility criteria
  • Prepare information about your startup, traction, and growth plans
  • Complete your application through the official platform

Application link:

https://vilcap.com/programs/women-in-tech-accelerator-2026

The Women in Tech Accelerator 2026 offers a strong opportunity for female founders to access mentorship, investor networks, and structured growth support. With limited slots and high demand, early and well-prepared applications are essential.

Disclaimer

Edfrica shares opportunities for informational purposes only. Results and funding outcomes are not guaranteed.

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