Leading fintech firm, Flutterwave, on Tuesday announced
strategic partnership with PayPal, an online global payment
platform.
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With the partnership, it said Nigerians and Africans can now
receive payments with their PayPal account through Flutterwave.
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it is expected the partnership will enable over 377million
customers bridge infrastructural weakness in doing business within
Africans and the world.
This is another big step in the fintech industry after Paystack
was acquired last year.
The firm, in a tweet, said: “As we build the largest payment
infrastructure in Africa @theflutterwave, we also know that Africa
does not exist in isolation.
“We need to connect Africa to the world when it comes to
payments and we took a closer step to that today.
“All Paypal users can now pay African businesses from anywhere
in the world, on our gateway. We’re excited to be opening up a
world of opportunities for businesses in Africa!”
Leading fintech firm, Flutterwave, on Tuesday announced
strategic partnership with PayPal, an online global payment
platform.
With the partnership, it said Nigerians and Africans can now
receive payments with their PayPal account through Flutterwave.
it is expected the partnership will enable over 377million
customers bridge infrastructural weakness in doing business within
Africans and the world.
This is another big step in the fintech industry after Paystack
was acquired last year.
The firm, in a tweet, said: “As we build the largest payment
infrastructure in Africa @theflutterwave, we also know that Africa
does not exist in isolation.
“We need to connect Africa to the world when it comes to
payments and we took a closer step to that today.
“All Paypal users can now pay African businesses from anywhere
in the world, on our gateway. We’re excited to be opening up a
world of opportunities for businesses in Africa!”