After P2P trading, hybrid finance apps are taking off in Nigeriaβs crypto space
TechCabal | Emmanuel Nwosu - Mar 13, 2025

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- Founders are building hybrid finance apps to simplify access to cryptocurrency in Nigeria.
- Startups like Taja, Palremit, Prestmit, Azasend, and Pandar have emerged to create hybrid solutions for crypto transactions.
- Hybrid finance apps allow users to buy, sell, or convert crypto to Naira without needing escrow or P2P trading.
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The emergence of hybrid finance apps in Nigeria represents a significant step towards democratizing access to cryptocurrency. By addressing the complexities and risks associated with traditional crypto trading, these apps could potentially broaden the user base and foster greater financial inclusion. However, it is crucial for these startups to balance user experience with regulatory compliance to ensure sustainable growth in the evolving crypto landscape.
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