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Flutterwave, Africa’s leading payments technology company, announced today the return of its Trade Fair for the third year in a row. This year’s edition

The Flutterwave Trade Fair will be a game-changer for young and vibrant Lagos shoppers ready to kickstart and enjoy end-of-the-year shopping in a relaxed environment filled with fun activities.

September 26, 2023, Lagos, Nigeria: Flutterwave, Africa’s leading payments technology company, announced today the return of its Trade Fair for the third year in a row. This year’s edition marks a new era as it redefines the shopping and selling experience for shoppers and businesses. In partnership with Pages by Dami, the trade fair will |

The firm has received name approval for its remittance business from CBK

Plans by Kenya’s Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) to withdraw its second case against African fintech giant Flutterwave have been shot down by...

Plans by Kenya’s Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) to withdraw its second case against African fintech giant Flutterwave have been shot down by the High Court, Kenya’s third highest court. In August last year, ARA had frozen $3 million belonging to Flutterwave, Hupesi Solutions, and Adguru Technology Limited on suspicion of…

Plans by Kenya’s Assets Recovery Agency to withdraw its second case against African fintech giant Flutterwave have been shot down by the High Court.

Plans by Kenya’s Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) to withdraw its second case against African fintech giant Flutterwave have been shot down by the High Court, Kenya's third highest court. In August last year, the agency had frozen $3 million belonging to Flutterwave, Hupesi Solutions, and Adguru Technology Limited on suspicion of money laundering and fraud. The funds seizure happened two months after the ARA froze another $52.5 million belonging to Flutterwave and six other companies.

Africa’s biggest Fintech unicorn Flutterwave has announced that it had signed a 5-year deal with Microsoft to build global payment platforms. The partnership will see the Flutterwave build a new generation of payment services on Microsoft Azure, powering payments infrastructure across the African continent and beyond. This partnership, according to…