Flutterwave has announced a new partnership with Clear Junction, a long-standing provider of payment solutions for regulated institutions.
The partnership will enable Flutterwave gain access to Clear Junction’s mature technical rails and faster transaction routing, aimed at delivering more reliable cross-border transfers.
The collaboration speaks directly to the needs of migrant workers and families who depend on predictable, affordable remittances. Clear Junction’s capabilities in cross-border trade payments and treasury services will strengthen Flutterwave’s support for African customers sending money to the UK and EU.
The service is already live through Swap – Flutterwave’s currency-exchange platform developed with Wema Bank and Kadavra BDC. Swap also powers several consumer experiences, including the Send App, so users can initiate international transfers from familiar touchpoints. The result is a more seamless, compliant process for moving money across borders.
Both companies expect the partnership to raise completion rates and improve customer satisfaction, advancing Flutterwave’s goal of connecting Africa to the world-and the world to Africa-through efficient, modern payments.
Clear Junction’s CEO and founder, Dima Kats, welcomed the alliance, noting that it aligns with the two firms’ shared focus on technology-driven inclusion. He emphasized that in African remittances, quick access to competitive FX rates and rapid settlement are essential for customers, and said Clear Junction helps remittance providers and fintechs like Flutterwave deliver secure, fast, and cost-effective cross-border payments, ensuring funds reach recipients swiftly and supporting business growth and financial inclusion.
Echoing this, Mayokun Owolabi, Flutterwave’s Head of Global Expansion & Payment Partnerships, said the partnership enhances Flutterwave’s multi-currency capabilities. He added that new and existing retail customers should see a more streamlined experience when sending money to the UK and EU, making it faster and easier to cover needs such as tuition payments and family expenses.
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