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- The partnership will simplify and elevate the crypto purchasing experience for Nigerians by harnessing the power of local bank transfers.
- Yellow Card’s collaboration with MoonPay will enhance the accessibility and utility of cryptocurrencies in the region.
- The integration will empower Nigerians to engage in peer-to-peer crypto transactions with ease.
In a move aimed at enhancing cryptocurrency accessibility in Nigeria, Yellow Card, a pioneering African fintech company, has joined forces with MoonPay, a global leader in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Their partnership is set to simplify and elevate the crypto purchasing experience for Nigerians by harnessing the power of local bank transfers.
The Nigerian Crypto landscape
Nigeria has emerged as a formidable force in the African cryptocurrency landscape. More and more individuals are turning to digital assets as a means of safeguarding their wealth against inflation and economic uncertainties. Estimates show that over 22 million people or 10.3 per cent of Nigerians …