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African merchants can’t scale on fragmented integrations. In the AFTSLIVE session Why Flutterwave INC. Acquired Mono and What It Means for African Commerce, Gabriel Ologunwa explained a core bottleneck: many merchants are forced to integrate separately with payments, KYC, banking, and credit providers, a model that’s costly and unsustainable at scale. The Mono acquisition addresses this by using open banking APIs as a single connectivity layer, making digital banking infrastructure usable across

Payment data is becoming a credit infrastructure. During the AFTSLIVE session Why Flutterwave Acquired Mono and What It Means for African Commerce, Gabriel Ologunwa (AVP Global Expansion & Payment Partnerships for West Africa at Flutterwave INC.) explained how verified transaction data allows merchants to embed financial products like trade credit directly into their services. With clear identity, history, and risk signals, credit decisions can happen inside existing platforms. When infrastructu