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Before “Pay With Bank Transfer” became one of the most widely adopted payment experiences in African fintech, Flutterwave saw the shift coming.
In 2019, African consumers were already moving money through bank transfers every day. They trusted it. They understood …
Global commerce has gone borderless. Payments haven’t. Businesses operating across Africa and emerging markets still lose days to settlement delays, margin to FX spreads, and momentum to banking hours that stop at Friday close. Flutterwave’s stablecoin infrastructure was built for …
Washington D.C., United States, 16th April 2026: Flutterwave, Africa’s leading payments technology company, hosted a private roundtable with Invest Africa on the Digital Economy Roundtable on April 14, 2026. This roundtable took place on the sidelines of …
81 billion transactions. $1.1 trillion in value.
That was the scale of Africa’s mobile money economy in 2024 alone. But as our fintech ecosystem expands rapidly into stablecoins and borderless payments, this massive scale brings unprecedented scrutiny. The faster money …
They say distance makes the heart grow fonder. But in 2025, you proved that distance doesn’t have to mean disconnection.
Every time you hit “Send” this past year, you weren’t just moving money from one bank account to another. You …
Lagos, Nigeria, February 20th, 2026: Send App by Flutterwave, a cross-border remittance solution from Africa’s leading payments technology company, has launched “Send App Postcards,” a new campaign that introduces a personalised year-in-review experience, transforming users’ remittance activity into …
There are moments in building when progress is visible and loud, and then there are phases where the real work happens, rumbling away long before anything breaks into view. To catch the full behind-the-scenes on how we’re building and deploying …
By Olugbenga “GB” Agboola
Founder and CEO, Flutterwave
Africa is entering its second great fintech era. The first was about possibility. It proved that digital payments, APIs, and cross-border money movement could work on this continent. That era was powered …
San Francisco, USA, 5 January – Flutterwave, Africa’s leading payments technology company, has acquired Mono, a pioneer in open banking infrastructure across the continent. The transaction deepens Flutterwave’s long-term commitment to building a connected, interoperable financial system for Africa and …
In 2016, we launched with an ambition to make 54 African countries seem like one in terms of payments. Today, that mission remains and now demands a new set of rails.
Stablecoins are rewriting how money moves and becoming the …
