Flutterwave review

Receiving fees are NG local 2.0%; intl cards 4.8%. That rate is what a merchant pays on incoming payments, and it differs from a fan platform's cut, where a percentage comes off what fans pay you. Compare 10% commission at Tribute and Creators keep 80% at Fanvue to see the two models side by side.

Payouts go out to bank transfer and mobile money. That covers a direct route to a bank and a mobile money route, which matters for adults paid in markets where other routes would not land. Check that your own account matches one of these before you start.

The contracting party is Flutterwave Incorporated, registered in the United States. The terms and pricing pages both sit under that company, so the fee you read is the fee that entity charges. Anyone working through an agent should confirm which entity holds the account.

Support runs on help centre only. That means a help centre carries the load, so keep your transaction reference and payment details ready in your own account when you write. Adults who want a live channel on file should weigh that against the alternatives in this comparison.

It is a payment service, so the selling, the audience and the content stay with the page you use. Sites such as Fanvue handle that side, with creators keeping Creators keep 80%, and Flutterwave's part is moving the money at NG local 2.0%; intl cards 4.8%.

The comparison runs both ways. A fan platform takes a share of what fans pay, for example 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees at 10er and 10% commission at Tribute. A payment service charges per payment instead, and here that is NG local 2.0%; intl cards 4.8%, which suits adults with volume on a selling page.

Check what you pay on incoming money, which is NG local 2.0%; intl cards 4.8%, where the money can land, which is bank transfer and mobile money, and who you deal with, which is Flutterwave Incorporated in the United States. Support is help centre only, so settle those before you need it.