Flutterwave has received regulatory approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria to operate banking services in Nigeria, marking a major step in the company’s evolution beyond payments infrastructure. The Lagos-based fintech firm also disclosed that it has processed over $40 billion in transactions within a decade of operations, underscoring its rapid growth and expanding footprint…
The Chief Executive Officer of Flutterwave, Olugbenga Agboola, has underscored the growing importance of financial technology in strengthening economic ties between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, following high-level engagements in London during Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s state visit. Agboola was part of a prominent delegation of Nigerian private sector leaders that accompanied the president on what…
African payments technology company Flutterwave has announced a strategic partnership with the Tiwa Savage Music Foundation aimed at supporting and developing creative talent across the continent. The collaboration was unveiled during the foundation’s official launch event held on March 9, 2025, at The Delborough Lagos, where prominent figures from Nigeria’s entertainment, business and political sectors…
Send App by Flutterwave has launched a new campaign designed to highlight the personal stories behind cross-border money transfers, introducing a year-in-review feature called Send App Postcards. The initiative turns users’ 2025 remittance activity into personalised digital summaries that can be viewed and shared within the app. Rather than focusing on transaction volumes, the campaign…
Nigerian-born fintech giant Flutterwave has earned a spot on the 2025 TIME100 Most Influential Companies list, marking its second appearance on the prestigious global ranking. The Lagos-founded payment technology firm joins industry heavyweights including Amazon, Netflix, OpenAI, and Universal Music Group in the TITANS category – a segment reserved for companies making bold, transformative moves…
Leading African payments technology company, Flutterwave has announced it is working with Microsoft to build its next generation platform on Microsoft Azure, powering payments infrastructure across the African continent and beyond. Through this engagement, Flutterwave will support the accelerated growth of transactions processed on Flutterwave platform for global clients like Uber, Netflix, and Microsoft, solidifying…
Reports have it that ₦2,949,557,867 has been illegally transferred from the accounts of African fintech unicorn, Flutterwave. As reported on PUNCH, the tech giant’s counsel, Albert Onimole, reported the case to the Deputy Commissioner of Police, State Criminal Intelligence Department, Panti, Yaba, Techcabal reported. According to Onimole’s letter, the hack on Flutterwave’s accounts occurred about…
