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Flutterwave

www.flutterwave.com

 
Flutterwave is a payments technology company that enables businesses across the world to expand their operations in Africa and other emerging markets through a platform that enables cross-border transactions via one API. Flutterwave has processed over 200M transactions worth over USD $16B to date and serves more than 900,000 businesses including customers like Uber, Flywire, Booking.com, etc. The Company`s key advantage is international payment processing in 150 currencies and multiple payment modes including local and international cards, mobile wallets, bank transfers, Barter by Flutterwave, etc. Flutterwave has an infrastructure reach in over 34 African countries, including Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya, and ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.flutterwave.com
  • 1323 Columbus Avenue 2nd Floor
    San Francisco, CA USA 94133
  • Phone: 907.252.4281

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Gurbhej Dhillon
 Chief Technology Officer Profile

Funding

Flutterwave raised $10M on 07/31/2017
Flutterwave raised $10M on 10/15/2018
Flutterwave raised $35M on 01/20/2020
Flutterwave raised $170M on 03/09/2021

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