Sell across Africa without forcing customers into a payment method they don't have. This build-to-order module wires Flutterwave directly into Odoo's native payment framework so your eCommerce checkout, customer portal invoice payments, and Subscriptions can accept Visa/Mastercard, mobile money (M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, Airtel), USSD, and bank transfer across dozens of African markets and currencies — all reconciled automatically inside Odoo.

ECOSIRE builds this as a proper Odoo payment provider: it extends the payment.provider and payment.transaction models, registers Flutterwave as a selectable acquirer in Website eCommerce and the portal, renders the redirect/inline checkout via QWeb + OWL, and closes the loop with a secured webhook controller that verifies the Flutterwave signature and moves each payment.transaction to done, cancelled, or error. Recurring charges are supported through Flutterwave tokenization tied to Odoo Subscriptions, and refunds are issued straight from the transaction form via the Flutterwave API — no separate dashboard hopping.

This is not an apps.odoo.com instant download. It is a net-new module that we scope to your country coverage, currencies, and checkout flow, then build, install, test in your Odoo, and support. Delivery is typically one working week depending on how many markets/currencies and which Flutterwave features (subscriptions, split payments) you enable. Works on Odoo 17, 18, and 19 (Community or Enterprise); the payment framework it builds on ships in both editions, so you are never forced into an Enterprise upsell to take money.

Security follows Odoo conventions throughout: API secret keys are stored on the provider record (never rendered client-side), ir.model.access.csv and record rules gate who can view transactions and issue refunds, webhook payloads are hash-verified before any state change, and every callback is idempotent so a retried webhook never double-confirms an order. You get clean, upgrade-safe code — no core patching — plus documentation, an admin walkthrough, and a support window to catch any real-world edge cases in the first weeks of going live.