Verto Opens Nairobi Hub to Strengthen Cross-Border Payments in East Africa
Verto opens Nairobi hub to boost cross-border payments in East Africa, supporting Kenyan and regional businesses..
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Verto, a global fintech company, has launched a new hub in Nairobi as part of its strategy to strengthen cross-border payments and simplify international trade for businesses in East Africa.
- The new hub is located at The Address on Muthangari Drive and will serve as Verto’s central operational point for the region.
- Verto’s platform supports a global network spanning more than 170 countries and 49 currencies.
- Ola Oyetayo, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Verto, highlighted Kenya’s digital infrastructure and entrepreneurial culture as key reasons for choosing Nairobi.
- The Nairobi hub will host teams for operations, compliance, customer support, and partner engagement, aiming to provide faster and more inclusive solutions.
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