South Africa thereby becomes the ninth African country in which Flutterwave has a presence, following launches in Zambia, Kenya, Tanzania, Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, Rwanda and Sierra Leone. The payments platform claims to have processed over $2.5 billion, for clients such as Uber, Facebook and Transferwise, among others. Its online product (RAVE) addresses the challenge of fragmented payments infrastructure on the African continent by providing a solution which allows multiple payment channels to be made and received via a single integration. This is in line with its mission to, “inspire a new wave of prosperity across Africa by building payments infrastructure to connect Africa to the global economy,” as said by the startup.

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