African fintech giant, Flutterwave, has reassured its teeming customers that their money is safe, debunking the viral report that hackers stole the sum of ₦2,949,557,867, from the accounts of the company. The report had claimed that 300 customers were affected but the Flutterwave management has stepped forward to say that nothing of such happened. […]
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Just in case you missed it, Consumertrics reminds you that QShop, a technology-driven e-commerce platform, did partner Stripe, Flutterwave, Paystack, and Providus Bank to give merchants the freedom to receive funds seamlessly and in any currency of their choices. Determined to provide Small and Medium Enterprises with the tools needed to thrive online, QShop said
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Africa-focused fintech firm Flutterwave said on Wednesday it has added eNaira as a payment option for merchants, a move that could help boost adoption of the digital currency. Nigeria, the first African nation to launch a digital currency, is targeting 8 million users for the app launched in October. But adoption has been slow as
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Flutterwave, a payment technology company, has announced a Graduate Trainee Program. The company says that the program will teach 200 young Nigerians technical and soft skills and, so doing, expose them to Flutterwave’s solutions and products. In addition, the program will introduce them to Flutterwave’s network of current and former employees, culture, values, vision and
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