The Nairobi hub is expected to serve not only Kenya but also neighbouring markets including Uganda and Tanzania.
Verto announced that it had opened a new strategic hub in Nairobi, Kenya, signaling the company’s deepening investment in the East African region and its ongoing mission to simplify global trade for emerging markets. The Nairobi hub, located at The Address on Muthangari Drive, is intended to serve as a central point for Verto’s operations in East Africa, supporting its growing customer base in the region. From the new hub, the company plans to focus on enhancing customer experience, driving regional partnerships, and delivering locally tailored payment solutions to businesses transacting across borders.
According to Ola Oyetayo, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Co-founder of Verto, the new hub represents more than just a physical expansion, but a firm commitment to one of the company’s most important markets. Oyetayo noted that Kenya’s digital infrastructure, entrepreneurial culture, and regional influence make it a strategic gateway for the continent. He said,
“As we work to enable seamless trade for businesses in and out of Africa, having a stronger local presence allows us to deliver faster, smarter, and more inclusive solutions to our customers here.”
– Ola Oyetayo, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Co-founder, Verto
The decision to deepen operations in Kenya followed Verto’s strong performance across African markets and the growing demand from businesses seeking to pay suppliers, contractors, and partners across borders without the traditional hurdles of high fees, delays, and lack of transparency.
James Njoroge, Operations Manager for Verto in Kenya, revealed that the company plans to invest in local talent development, contributing to Kenya’s fintech ecosystem through job creation and skills-building initiatives. He added that the hub would house teams across operations, compliance, customer support, and partner engagement, all essential to delivering Verto’s promise of frictionless cross-border financial services. Njoroge stated,
“We’re thrilled to officially open our new hub in Nairobi. This isn’t just a workplace; it’s a base for innovation, collaboration, and creating lasting impact. Kenyan businesses face unique challenges when trading internationally. With our expanded presence, we’ll be even better equipped to support them with accessible, reliable, and efficient financial tools tailored to their needs.”
– James Njoroge, Operations Manager, Verto Kenya
On Wednesday, 24 September, Verto celebrated the office launch with an exclusive event attended by banking partners, press, customers, and team members, marking the start of a new era of growth for the company in Kenya. The Nairobi hub is expected to serve not only Kenya but also neighbouring markets including Uganda and Tanzania. By anchoring its East African strategy in Nairobi, Verto aims to build a stronger foundation to unlock global trade opportunities for businesses across the region.
