Recently, the flutterwave scandal conclusion of the first case saw $52.5 million released after the ARA withdrew its claims. However, another legal battle involving Flutterwave, Adguru, and Hupesi Solutions continues. Judge Esther Maina has set a court mention date for March 23 at the High Court.

Speculation surrounds the second case, with uncertainties about whether it will proceed to a full hearing. Flutterwave’s operational license in Kenya hangs in the balance pending court clearance, a crucial issue for the fintech firm.

In response to queries from TechCrunch, Flutterwave expressed confidence, noting, “We believe the remaining suit is open due to standard court procedures and will respect the previous outcome, having been cleared of any wrongdoing.”

The company looks forward to overcoming this challenge, emphasizing its commitment to optimizing payment systems in Africa's dynamic markets. Flutterwave aims to move past legal obstacles swiftly to capitalize on emerging opportunities in the region.