For years, Nigeria’s crypto industry has operated without clear rules. That is gradually changing as the government introduces new measures to regulate cryptocurrencies and other virtual assets. President Bola Ahmed...Read More
For years, Nigeria’s crypto industry asked for one thing: clear regulation. Founders wanted legal certainty, investors wanted stronger protections, and legitimate businesses wanted a framework that would allow them to...Read More
Lagos-based Daya secures $2.4 million in seed funding to expand its stablecoin-based payment infrastructure across Africa, targeting transactions.Read More
Zimbabwe introduces VASP registration requirements for crypto firms, joining regional push for formal oversight of digital asset businesses across Africa.Read More
Nigerian fintech Paystack has launched an AI-powered checkout prototype aimed at reducing cart abandonment and improving payment conversion rates.Read More
A Kenyan peer-to-peer trader on Binance has been arrested by authorities over claims that he received funds connected to a large cryptocurrency fraud scheme. According to reports, the trader is...Read More
Nigeria is taking a decisive step toward safeguarding its digital asset ecosystem. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has entered into a strategic collaboration with Chainalysis, a global leader in...Read More
In an industry crowded with payment platforms, each promising faster settlements, broader coverage, and sleek interfaces, Lemonade Payments refuses to blend into the noise. It positions itself not merely as...Read More
The Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Dr. Emomotimi Agama, has been elected Vice-Chair of the Africa/Middle East Regional Committee (AMERC) of the International Organisation of Securities Commissions...Read More
Ethiopia’s state utility, Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP), has suspended issuing new electricity delivery permits to crypto-mining (or “data mining”) operators, a move prompted by mounting strain on the national grid...Read More