Flywire Corp: directors' dealings · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Flywire Corp

Flywire Corp. (Nasdaq: FLYW) is a U.S.-based payments and software company listed on the NASDAQ exchange in the United States. For French-speaking investors, it fits the profile of a specialized growth name focused on complex B2B2C payment workflows rather than broad consumer payments. Flywire is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, and describes itself as a global payments enablement and software company designed to improve the experience of the world’s most important and complex payments. The company was founded in 2011 and has built its business over time by combining payment infrastructure with vertical software tailored to specific industries. At the core of Flywire’s model is a proprietary global payments network, a next-generation payments platform, and vertical-specific software. The company primarily serves four verticals: education, healthcare, travel, and business-to-business or other specialized industries. In education, Flywire is especially well known for helping universities and colleges collect domestic and cross-border tuition payments, manage installment plans, and reduce friction for students and families. In travel, the company strengthened its offering in 2025 by acquiring Sertifi, a hospitality-focused software and payments platform. That acquisition expanded Flywire’s reach into hotel contracting, booking workflows, events, and catering-related payment processes. In healthcare and other verticals, the company’s value proposition remains centered on simplifying complex payment flows, improving payment conversion, and automating back-office processes. Flywire’s competitive position is built on industry depth, workflow integration, and international reach. The company reports serving approximately 5,000 clients and supporting payments in more than 140 currencies across more than 240 countries and territories. That footprint is important because many of its customers operate across borders and require a more specialized solution than a generic payments processor can provide. Flywire also emphasizes a “land and expand” strategy, meaning it often starts with a narrow use case and broadens adoption across additional workflows over time. Recent developments have reinforced the company’s momentum. In first-quarter 2026 results, Flywire reported total payment volume growth of 36.5% to $11.4 billion and said it is on track to launch a unified “Sign and Pay” product that combines Sertifi’s contracting capabilities with Flywire’s payment rails. During 2025, management highlighted strong client wins, continued expansion in education and travel, and improved adjusted profitability. The company also raised annual guidance at multiple points through the year, reflecting better-than-expected operating trends. For investors, Flywire remains a niche technology and payments platform with exposure to secular digitization in education, healthcare, and hospitality, and with the NASDAQ listing in the United States providing access to the U.S. public equity market.