Friday, 22 November, 2024

SWAP: Flutterwave, Wema Bank partner to launch digital FX product


Flutterwave, in collaboration with Wema Bank and Kadavra, has launched Swap, a product aimed at digitising access to foreign exchange for Nigerians.

This solution simplified and enhanced the FX experience, providing a seamless digital platform for users, the firms said.

In a statement, Flutterwave stated that Swap users would receive specialised cards, offering a convenient and digitised solution for managing personal and business travel allowances.

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The Chief Executive Officer of Flutterwave, Olugbenga Agboola, said ā€œAt Flutterwave, our dedication to innovation is matched only by our commitment to simplifying financial processes for endless possibilities. Swap by Flutterwave represents a significant leap forward in how Nigerians will engage with foreign exchange.

ā€œWe understand the FX access challenges individuals and businesses face, and Swap is our answer to those pain points, providing a seamless and efficient platform for currency exchange.

ā€œWe are honoured to have secured regulatory approval and the trust of our partners Kadavra BDC and Wema Bank to bring this life-changing solution to Nigerians.ā€

The Managing Director of Wema Bank, Moruf Oseni, emphasised its commitment to digital innovation and the transformative impact of products like Swap across various sectors.

The Chief Executive Officer of Kadavra BDC, Cynthia Onyinyechi, while expressing support for Swap, said, ā€œSwap is a step in the right direction for solving major FX problems for Nigerians.ā€


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