₦airaland Forum

please whats the cap on gtb cards and is it just any gtb account card

Send their details and how reliable are they?

jerlady:
Abeg where you de see that kain agent? My agent brings my stuff in 4-5days. LilyCargo is their name

please whats the best medium to pay since the naira card is limited

is there a way we can pay in rmb than in dollar cos i think thats the only way to get out of this situation

pls where can one access cheap dollar rate cos my access no go through again

Ebubemg:
that's a fact, aliexpress don't ship to mainland China, sellers can send but not through aliexpress

ok i get your point... the seller uses an express logistics to get it to where i pack my items

Alfabest07:
extra cost could be how many dollars?

$14 per kg + #250 clearing/kg and #200 packing (rate 590/$)

Ebubemg:
aliexpress don't send items to China or sell items in China

where did you get that assertion

i can get your normal items to lagos in 7-10 and battery + bluetooth items in 14- 21 days depending on when your seller gets it to my address i pack items

Uchepele:
Mayb he dey DHL OR EMS.FUNNY GUY������✅

DHL my ass

Alfabest07:
which one you dey use?

well i send to my bro in china (which should take 2/3 days depending on the seller) and he sends it to me in lagos (in 4-7 days, depending when it gets to him).....max 10 days i get my item with a considerable extra cost

una wey dey use aliexpress shipping, una dey try.....can never be me

so angry this morning.....got an item just at the beginning of their holiday and spefically told the vendor to send to a china address....now idiot goes to sent via ali standard shipping

anyone knows how to fund a domiciliary account?

pls is the rate the same with your naira card or Domiciliary Account

your comments is highly appreciated ��

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Iyinoluwa Aboyeji is CEO at Flutterwave in San Francisco, California

Flutterwave calls its payment platform Rave. The payment gateway component of Rave offers connections to the more than 90 payment methods used in more than 30 African countries
Rave aggregates all 90+ global and local payment methods into a single API (application programming interface). Those methods include Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Diners Club, JCB, PayPal, and Amazon Pay, as well as Centre Monetique Interbancaire, M-Pesa, Tigo Cash, MTN MM, Verve, and other local card and mobile (QR code and USSD) money brands. In addition, it provides an interface for funds disbursements, vendor payments, and salary payments directly to bank accounts in five countries.

Rave accommodates consumer payments from 150 currencies. Payouts to merchants can be made in 25 currencies. Those funds are held in wallets (rave wallet) and payments are displayed in real time on the Rave dashboard. If merchants want settlement, they can receive their funds in Nigerian naira, Kenyan shilling, Ghanaian cedi, South African rand, and U.S. dollar. Rave is PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) compliant and has better than 99.9% availability.
Trustwave provides QSA (qualified security assessor) support.

Rave Social is a feature of the Flutterwave acquiring service. It supports vendors selling products on Instagram. Barter is an expense management product. Barter is offered to business travelers to Africa.

Flutterwave is a payment technology company whose main purpose is helping banks and businesses provide seamless and secure, hence Flutterwave is in the business of providing payment processing services that support connecting Nigeria and the rest of Africa to the global economy. Flutterwave accepts payments, make payments and manage business funds from one integrated platform which helps customers connect globally. Flutterwave works with prepaid card issuers in the U.S. and in Africa. Flutterwave, which also offers an in-store payment processing service, can process any consumer payment method used in Nigeria and major regions in Africa
Iyinoluwa Aboyeji is CEO at Flutterwave in San Francisco, California

Flutterwave calls its payment platform Rave. The payment gateway component of Rave offers connections to the more than 90 payment methods used in more than 30 African countries
Rave aggregates all 90+ global and local payment methods into a single API (application programming interface). Those methods include Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Diners Club, JCB, PayPal, and Amazon Pay, as well as Centre Monetique Interbancaire, M-Pesa, Tigo Cash, MTN MM, Verve, and other local card and mobile (QR code and USSD) money brands. In addition, it provides an interface for funds disbursements, vendor payments, and salary payments directly to bank accounts in five countries.

Rave accommodates consumer payments from 150 currencies. Payouts to merchants can be made in 25 currencies. Those funds are held in wallets (rave wallet) and payments are displayed in real time on the Rave dashboard. If merchants want settlement, they can receive their funds in Nigerian naira, Kenyan shilling, Ghanaian cedi, South African rand, and U.S. dollar. Rave is PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) compliant and has better than 99.9% availability.
Trustwave provides QSA (qualified security assessor) support.

Rave Social is a feature of the Flutterwave acquiring service. It supports vendors selling products on Instagram. Barter is an expense management product. Barter is offered to business travelers to Africa.

Flutterwave is in the business of providing payment processing services that support connecting Nigeria and the rest of Africa to the global economy. It is for people who build payment solutions for other people. PayStack uses Flutterwave. Anyone else building solutions for merchants, clients and the likes can use Flutterwave. Flutterwave calls its payment platform Rave. The payment gateway component of Rave offers connections to the more than 90 payment methods used in more than 30 African countries.

Rave services (rave payment Nigeria) are sold by Flutterwave directly to select online merchants as well as in-store merchants. In-store payment processing is provided to 35,000 merchants in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa.

Rave aggregates all 90+ global and local payment methods into a single API (application programming interface). Those methods include Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Diners Club, JCB, PayPal, and Amazon Pay, as well as Centre Monetique Interbancaire, M-Pesa, Tigo Cash, MTN MM, Verve, and other local card and mobile (QR code and USSD) money brands. In addition, it provides an interface for funds disbursements, vendor payments, and salary payments directly to bank accounts in five countries.

Rave accommodates consumer payments from 150 currencies. Payouts to merchants can be made in 25 currencies. Those funds are held in wallets (rave wallet) and payments are displayed in real time on the Rave dashboard. If merchants want settlement, they can receive their funds in Nigerian naira, Kenyan shilling, Ghanaian cedi, South African rand, and U.S. dollar. Rave is PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) compliant and has better than 99.9% availability. Trustwave provides QSA (qualified security assessor) support.
Rave Social is a feature of the Flutterwave acquiring service. It supports vendors selling products on Instagram. Barter is an expense management product. Flutterwave acts as a prepaid card program manager to generate a virtual Visa, MasterCard, or UnionPay (soon) prepaid card denominated in U.S. dollars. Barter is offered to business travelers to Africa. Flutterwave works with prepaid card issuers in the U.S. and in Africa.
Flutterwave’s Moneywave product for multinational money transfer firms (Transferwise, Tempo, and others) and other companies provides payouts in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and the U.S.
Flutterwave, which also offers an in-store payment processing service, can process any consumer payment method used in Nigeria and major regions in Africa
Iyinoluwa Aboyeji is CEO at Flutterwave in San Francisco, California

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Flutterwave is in the business of providing payment processing services that support connecting Nigeria and the rest of Africa to the global economy. It is for people who build payment solutions for other people. PayStack uses Flutterwave. Anyone else building solutions for merchants, clients and the likes can use Flutterwave. Flutterwave calls its payment platform Rave. The payment gateway component of Rave offers connections to the more than 90 payment methods used in more than 30 African countries.

Rave services (rave payment Nigeria) are sold by Flutterwave directly to select online merchants as well as in-store merchants. In-store payment processing is provided to 35,000 merchants in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa.

Rave aggregates all 90+ global and local payment methods into a single API (application programming interface). Those methods include Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Diners Club, JCB, PayPal, and Amazon Pay, as well as Centre Monetique Interbancaire, M-Pesa, Tigo Cash, MTN MM, Verve, and other local card and mobile (QR code and USSD) money brands. In addition, it provides an interface for funds disbursements, vendor payments, and salary payments directly to bank accounts in five countries.

Rave accommodates consumer payments from 150 currencies. Payouts to merchants can be made in 25 currencies. Those funds are held in wallets (rave wallet) and payments are displayed in real time on the Rave dashboard. If merchants want settlement, they can receive their funds in Nigerian naira, Kenyan shilling, Ghanaian cedi, South African rand, and U.S. dollar. Rave is PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) compliant and has better than 99.9% availability. Trustwave provides QSA (qualified security assessor) support.
Rave Social is a feature of the Flutterwave acquiring service. It supports vendors selling products on Instagram. Barter is an expense management product. Flutterwave acts as a prepaid card program manager to generate a virtual Visa, MasterCard, or UnionPay (soon) prepaid card denominated in U.S. dollars. Barter is offered to business travelers to Africa. Flutterwave works with prepaid card issuers in the U.S. and in Africa.
Flutterwave’s Moneywave product for multinational money transfer firms (Transferwise, Tempo, and others) and other companies provides payouts in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and the U.S.
Flutterwave, which also offers an in-store payment processing service, can process any consumer payment method used in Nigeria and major regions in Africa
Iyinoluwa Aboyeji is CEO at Flutterwave in San Francisco, California