ReparTrust Raises 7.5 Million MAD to Digitize Post-Accident Auto Repairs in Africa

ReparTrust, a Casablanca-based automotive tech startup, has announced a $750,000 pre-seed funding round to transform how post-accident vehicle repairs are managed. This capital injection, supported by private investors and business angels, aims to modernize a traditionally fragmented industry by introducing data-driven workflows. The startup focuses on reducing the inefficiencies and high costs associated with collision repairs for insurers and fleet operators.

The platform offers a unified tracking system that provides real-time visibility into the repair process for all stakeholders. By using AI-driven pre-inspection tools, the company enables faster damage assessment and more accurate parts anticipation. These features are designed to shorten repair cycles and eliminate the administrative friction that often plagues traditional body shops.

A unique advantage of the ReparTrust ecosystem is its native integration with Piyes.com, a digital automotive parts marketplace. This connection allows garages to source aftermarket and reconditioned parts directly within the repair workflow, supporting a circular economy. This integrated approach ensures that repairs are optimized for both cost and delivery speed without complicating the user experience.

To foster transparency, ReparTrust has introduced a scoring system that evaluates repair shops based on objective performance metrics. These indicators include turnaround times, quality of execution, and overall customer satisfaction. By creating a qualified network of vetted garages, the company provides insurers and large clients with a reliable standard for automotive care.

The newly raised funds are earmarked for expanding the platform's reach within Morocco and initiating pilot deployments in the Middle East. Founder Mehdi Benslim envisions the company as the digital infrastructure layer for automotive services in emerging markets. This growth phase is a precursor to a larger seed funding round anticipated later in 2026.