Flutterwave promotes 25 percent of its workforce as the African fintech giant doubles down on talent retention, signaling a new phase of competition for skilled workers across the continent’s financial technology sector. The Nigerian payments company Flutterwave, which recently acquired a microfinance banking licence in April, has promoted over 100 employees globally and rolled out
Yango has partnered with Flutterwave to enable cashless taxi rides and food delivery payments in Zambia, a move that strengthens its position in an increasingly digital mobility market. By integrating Flutterwave’s card processing infrastructure into its platform, Yango now allows users to pay for rides and food deliveries using bank cards — reducing reliance on
Flutterwave, Africa’s largest payments infrastructure startup, is taking another decisive step in reshaping how money moves across the continent. The company has partnered with blockchain infrastructure provider Turnkey and AI-powered global banking platform Nuvion to introduce stablecoin africa balances for merchants and users across its platform. The new capability allows Flutterwave users to hold and
Go to any major city in Nigeria, from the bustling streets of Lagos to the vibrant markets of Kano, and you’ll witness a subtle yet profound transformation happening in the way people manage their money. The era of solely relying on brick-and-mortar banks, with their often long queues and limited reach, is steadily giving way