The Central Bank of Nigeria lifts the ban on cryptocurrency companies
The Central Bank of Nigeria has lifted the ban on local banks and financial institutions providing services to cryptocurrency companies, which may stimulate the use of cryptocurrencies in the country. This decision reverses the directive issued in 2021 targeting institutions facilitating cryptocurrency transactions. The lifting of restrictions could increase cryptocurrency adoption and attract more individuals and businesses into this field.
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