Lamine Cheloufi is on a mission to make Germany cashless. As director of Wavy, the P2P payment product from payment unicorn Klarna, he offers anyone across Europe the ability to pay anyone with a smartphone.
Lamine's work builds on experience as product manager, building the first iteration of N26 to disrupt broken banking processes. Then, aiming to disrupt P2P payments in Europe, he founded Cookies, later acquired by Klarna and relaunched as Wavy.

Lamine's work began with his first company Cheloufi, offering handcrafted design and development in the design and graphic industry. Lamine is an alumni of Cologne Business School, with a Masters in Management and IT at the University of St. Andrews.