Flutterwave, the African payments technology company, has processed more than 1 billion transactions and moved over $40 billion in total payment value, the firm announced, highlighting its expansion and operational milestones as of late 2025. The company reported a 289% increase in wallet-based collections by transaction count and a 184% rise in bank transfer value, attributing this growth to increased adoption of local payment methods by businesses and consumers.

The company supported payments in over 50 global currencies across Africa, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North America. In a move to deepen its continental presence, Flutterwave secured new operating licenses in Senegal, Zambia, and Cameroon. Additionally, the firm enhanced its cross-border settlement capabilities through partnerships with Circle and Polygon, integrating stablecoin technology into its infrastructure.

Despite what its leadership described as a year shaped by evolving economic conditions, regulatory shifts, and increased complexity across various markets, Flutterwave noted internal growth and employee recognition. Over 100 employees, referred to as 'Wavers,' received promotions. Furthermore, the company introduced a one-time economic relief payment for all global employees and provided specific tax adjustment support alongside cost-of-living updates for eligible employees in Nigeria, citing recent tax regulation changes in the country.