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Contract: Other | Location: Conakry, Guinea | Experience: 3 to 6 years | Training: Bachelor (BAC)+3) | Deadline 2026-11-07
Job description
The Operations Manager is responsible for activating and monitoring merchants, overseeing transactions, performing daily reconciliation of flows, providing operational support and coordinating exchanges with payment operators within CUSAGO Group, a Conakry-based Fintech company.
Main duties
Ensure the activation and monitoring of merchants.
Oversee transactions and detect anomalies.
Carry out the daily reconciliation of flows and follow up on remittances.
Provides operational support to merchants and incident management.
Coordinate operational exchanges with payment operators.
Produce reports and ensure compliance with compliance procedures.
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