Flywire Showcases Leadership in U.S. Higher Education Sector at its Second-Annual Client Conference

At its second-annual Flywire Fusion event, U.S. institutions illustrate how Flywire’s Student Financial Software is helping to enhance revenue, while driving student success 

Amid changing federal policies and pressures to student enrollment, Flywire is emerging as a key partner to help institutions remain competitive and future-ready

BOSTON and LEESBURG, Va., Oct. 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Flywire Corporation (Flywire) (Nasdaq: FLYW) capped off its second-annual conference for U.S. higher education clients this week, which brought together more than 150 of Flywire’s U.S. college and university clients, as well as strategic partners and sponsors including Ellucian, IDP, Citi, GradGuard, Discover Global Network, and more. Among the key takeaways of the event is that Flywire is helping institutions build financial agility against the backdrop of policy uncertainty and market shifts, innovating from a place of deep higher ed expertise. Institutions also showcased how they’re realizing strong ROI from implementing Flywire's innovative Student Financial Software (SFS), enabling their institutions to capture all tuition payments and create more predictable working capital cycles.

In the face of financial headwinds, U.S. institutions are looking to Flywire’s Student Financial Software solution (SFS) to automate processes, protect enrollment revenue and strengthen financial performance

Among the prominent takeaways at the event this week was how Flywire's comprehensive SFS solution is delivering crucial ROI for U.S. higher education institutions facing mounting financial pressures. By offering a single platform that spans the entire student financial lifecycle—from recruitment and on-campus invoicing to post-graduation collections—Flywire enables schools to capture all tuition payments and streamline mission-critical operations. Universities in attendance using SFS have seen powerful results, including significant improvements to working capital cycles and substantial reductions in operational burdens. Because payment plans are self-service, accurate and intuitive, students are much more likely to fulfill their financial responsibility—with default rates dropping from as high as 34% to as low as 1% in many cases.