Nigeria’s Central Bank wants every crypto P2P payment linked to a bank transaction
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The new rules underscore the CBN’s push to tighten its grip on crypto trading, giving the regulator greater visibility into who moves money through P2P platforms.
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Nigeria’s Central Bank wants every crypto P2P payment linked to a bank transaction. The new rules underscore the CBN’s push to tighten its grip on crypto trading, giving the regulator greater visibility into who moves money through P2P platforms. Covered by 1 publications. TechCabal: Nigeria’s Central Bank wants every crypto P2P payment linked to a bank transaction.
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- TechCabal Nigeria Nigeria’s Central Bank wants every crypto P2P payment linked to a bank transaction The new rules underscore the CBN’s push to tighten its grip on crypto trading, giving the regulator greater visibility into who moves money through P2P platforms. 4 h ago · Tier 2
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