Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says it is ready to welcome stablecoin firms, provided they comply with local regulatory laws. Speaking Thursday at the Nigeria Stablecoin Summit in ...

Emomotimi Agama, director-general (DG) of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), says Nigeria is ready to embrace ...

Nigeria is set to witness the launch of its first-ever licensed stablecoin cNGN. According to reports, the stablecoins will be licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Securities and ...

Nigeria’s financial markets regulator says the country is ready to welcome stablecoin businesses, provided they operate within a clear and ...

A report titled “2025 Report on the State of Digital Assets Regulation in Africa”, released by Yellow Card, a licensed stablecoin payment facilitator in ...

Visa processes $200 million in stablecoin settlements, expanding crypto infrastructure, but the CEO warns that technology ...

Emomotimi Agama, head of Nigeria’s SEC, announced that compliant stablecoin firms are encouraged to operate in Nigeria, reflecting a more crypto-friendly stance.

Abuja: Nigeria is ready to open its market to stablecoin businesses, as long as they comply with the country's regulations, the main regulatory body for the capital market has announced.

Founded by Ugandans Elias Hezron Opio and Jovan Mwesigwa, OneRamp simplifies stablecoin use by connecting crypto payments to ...