Africa doesn't have a payments problem. It has a payments infrastructure problem. Every country has different banks, different regulations, different currencies. We unified all of it.
I worked at PayPal and realized they had zero interest in Africa. 1.4 billion people and nobody was building for them. So I went home and built it myself.
We process payments across 34 African countries. Do you know how many banking regulations that is? 34 different central banks, 34 sets of rules. That complexity is our moat.
Uber, Microsoft, and Booking.com use Flutterwave to accept payments in Africa. Five years ago, they couldn't accept a single naira. We unlocked an entire continent for global commerce.
People said Africa wasn't ready for fintech. Africa was ready. The infrastructure wasn't. We built the infrastructure.
We became a $3 billion company from Lagos. Not San Francisco. Not London. Lagos. That matters for every African founder who thinks they need to leave to build something big.