A Nigerian court is bringing forward the hearing of a money laundering case involving Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, and two of its executives. The case, initially set for October 11, will now be heard on September 2, involving allegations of laundering over $35 million and tax evasion. This
Nigeria has significantly reduced the daily cap on cash withdrawals from ATMs to encourage the usage of ‘eNaira,’ the Central Bank of Nigeria’s digital currency (CBDC). Individuals and organizations, who violate the government-imposed restrictions will be penalized between 5% and 10%. To enhance digital currency circulation the central bank restriction
Binance the world’s most prominent cryptocurrency exchange announced that once again it has added a fiat gateway for the Nigerian Naira (NGN). Binance making more effort to extend cryptocurrency use and accessibility for the general public. As part of this Nigerian users can now able to deposit and withdraw NGN
Developing Africa Group has been granted exclusive rights under the agreement. The project is a significant step forward in the worldwide use of cryptocurrencies. Nigeria’s government would have exclusive intellectual property rights for a national wallet for the next three years. The Developing Africa Group has agreed to help build
