Flutterwave, the Nigerian-founded payments infrastructure company, reported that its monthly margin had doubled in June 2025 compared with its 2024 average, while the company also completed its first group-wide audit. The company said the audit aligns its reporting with international standards.
Total payment volume in enterprise payments grew approximately 20% year-on-year in the first half of 2025, while the Africa-Asia cross-border corridor processed nearly $1 billion in transactions during the same period. Flutterwave attributed the corridor volume to partnerships, including with East Asian payment firms Norafirst and Skyee, that let Nigerian businesses pay suppliers across East Asia, with Flutterwave handling collection end to end.
US LICENCES AND GHANA
Flutterwave secured 20 new money transmitter licences in the United States during the first half of 2025, bringing its cumulative total to 34 state-level MTLs.
In Ghana, transaction value in H1 2025 rose 47 times compared with the equivalent period the prior year. The increase followed the launch of Flutterwave's Pay with Bank Transfer feature in Ghana in March 2025.
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