Flutterwave has partnered with Abuja Investments Company Limited (AICL) to expand digital payment services and automated revenue collection across assets managed by the company in the Federal Capital Territory.
The partnership will focus on merchant acquiring, digital payments and revenue collection, with the two companies working to modernise how businesses and operators make and receive payments across AICL-managed properties.
The initiative is expected to make payment processes more efficient while improving the collection and management of revenues generated from businesses operating within the FCT.
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For Abuja’s growing commercial sector, the partnership could provide more businesses with access to digital payment infrastructure and support wider participation in the digital economy.
The collaboration also reflects the growing use of digital payment systems to improve how cities manage commercial activities and public-facing revenue collection.
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