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Flutterwave announces launch of Send App: Redefining cross-border payments across Africa and Beyond

Bayo Akeem
December 17, 2021
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Flutterwave, Africa’s leading payments technology company, has announced the official launch of Send App, a revamped and feature-rich cross-border remittance solution designed to empower individuals and businesses to move money seamlessly across borders, within Africa and to the rest of the world. As a bold step in its mission to simplify payments for endless possibilities, Send App is now positioned to become the go-to platform for fast, secure, and affordable international money transfers.

The launch marks another significant milestone in Flutterwave’s journey of transforming Africa’s financial ecosystem. Under the leadership of CEO Olugbenga ‘GB’ Agboola, Chief Operating Officer Bode Abifarin, and a formidable executive team, Flutterwave continues to break new ground by building infrastructure that supports global financial inclusion. The introduction of the Send App demonstrates the company’s relentless focus on creating consumer-focused products that are as intuitive as they are powerful.

At the heart of this exciting release is Oluwaseyi Olaoye, the Product Manager overseeing the Send App. Speaking at the product unveiling, she emphasized the team’s dedication to building a product that addresses real human needs in real-time.

“Our vision with Send App was simple but bold, make cross-border payments feel as easy as sending a message,” said Olaoye. “We’ve streamlined the user experience, added local currency support, and integrated robust security features to ensure speed, safety, and simplicity. Whether you’re sending money to loved ones, supporting a small business, or handling diaspora remittances, Send App is designed to meet you right where you are.”

With Send App, users can send money instantly to recipients in countries across Africa, Europe, and North America, using a sleek, mobile-first interface. The product supports multiple payment methods, including cards, bank transfers, and mobile money wallets. It also offers competitive exchange rates and transparent transaction fees, making it one of the most affordable remittance solutions in the market.

Backed by Flutterwave’s global reach, spanning over 30 countries and more than 30 currencies, Send App stands on the shoulders of one of the most respected fintech brands in the world. Flutterwave’s track record, which includes partnerships with major players like PayPal, Uber, and Token.io, ensures the reliability and scalability of the Send App infrastructure.

With this launch, Flutterwave reaffirms its commitment to innovation and customer-centricity and remains on its core vision of connecting Africa to the world and the world to Africa.


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