Flutterwave’s Send App returns to Europe, making money transfers to Africa faster and safer

Flutterwave has relaunched its Send App in Europe, giving Africans abroad a faster and more secure way to send money home.

Flutterwave, a top African fintech company, has brought back its Send App for users in Europe after a break. The app now lets people in countries like Ireland, France, Germany, and Italy send money quickly to Nigeria, Egypt, Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, and other African nations.

The company says the new Send App comes with stronger security and a better system for processing payments. Users can now send money using Visa cards or direct bank transfers, and more payment options are coming soon. This gives Africans in Europe more ways to support their families and friends back home.

Europe is home to millions of Africans, many of whom send money to support loved ones. According to the World Bank, remittances to low- and middle-income countries could reach $690 billion in 2025, showing how important these services are for many families.

Flutterwave’s CEO, Olugbenga ‘GB’ Agboola, said, “This isn’t just a resumption; it’s a renewed commitment to our community. Send App in Europe means more speed, more choice, more security, and more value for Africans sending money back home, knowing their transfers are safe and seamless every step of the way.”

The Send App also recently expanded its reach in the United States after getting 20 new Money Transmitter Licenses, which was reported by Daily Tech Nigeria. This move helps Africans in the US send money home more easily, as Flutterwave grows its services in places where the African diaspora lives.

The return of Send App means Africans abroad can now send money home faster and with more confidence. With better security and more payment options, Flutterwave is helping families stay connected and supported across continents.

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