Flutterwave gets Ghana approval to offer inward remittances

Flutterwave says is open to providing a gateway for international companies who are looking to expand and tap into the Zambian market.

This comes as Flutterwave continues to receive licences across the continent as it extends its presence in Africa.

The African diaspora are going to benefit from Send App services provided by fintech payment system Flutterwave, which links the United States and Africa.

Mitesh Popat most recently held senior positions at Citi, including being CFO of the Middle East and Africa, where he managed financial operations in 29 countries.

Flutterwave's license allows it to provide various payment options suited to the unique demands of Ghanaian businesses.

Olugbenga Agboola has said that joining the group fulfils the fintech's desire to connect Africa to the global economy.

Adenowo is a leader in architecture with a successful career spanning over 35 years, said the company.

The company is working together with Capgemini's tech talent in Bangalore to explore industry best practises and groom the next-generation workforce.

The programme is intended to create a network of young talent and to provide them with technical, soft, and practical skills.

According to the fintech firm, the move is meant to address Nigeria's issue of limited access to foreign currency for international transactions.

Airlines can now process payments through cards, bank transfers, mobile money, and other payment modes available on Flutterwave.