Flutterwave receives approval to operate cross border remittance in Ghana
The approval will allow Flutterwave to operate cross border remittance services inwardly in Ghana.
Flutterwave receives approval to operate cross border remittance in Ghana
Flutterwave, a fintech company that provides payment solutions for businesses and individuals in Africa, has gotten a payment service provider (PSP) license, under Ghana’s Payment Systems and Services Act, 2019 (Act 987), from the Bank of Ghana (BOG) to offer inward remittance services in Ghana. This simply means, Flutterwave will now allow Ghanaians to receive money directly from abroad to their Flutterwave accounts. The approval, announced by Flutterwave, will allow the company to solidifies its commitment to simplifying payments for endless possibilities across Africa nations. It'll also provides fast, secure, and affordable cross-border payments for Ghanaians. Flutterwave was founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States of America. The company primarily operates across Africa nations, simplifying cross-border transactions, and offering services like payment processing, virtual cards, and business financing. It's mostly used by businesses and individuals th…
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