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A cryptocurrency exchange platform in Nigeria that offers trading services and has received regulatory approval.
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Flutterwave promotes 25% of its global workforce in talent retention move
TechCabal - Jun 01, 2026
Flutterwave promoted about 25% of its global workforce, offering cost-of-living adjustments and economic relief payments. The company acquired a microfinance banking license in April, enhancing its financial services capabilities.

Nigerian crypto startup Quidax cuts jobs amid push into B2B products
TechCabal - Mar 26, 2026
Quidax terminated the appointment of employees across multiple teams, including sales, design, and operations. The company announced the layoffs during a company-wide all-hands meeting on March 2, 2026.

Zap Africa cuts 44% of workforce in AI-driven restructuring
TechCabal - Feb 28, 2026
Zap Africa cut 44% of its workforce in February 2026 as part of a restructuring effort. The layoffs affected roles across design, operations, marketing, and support teams.

After P2P pause, Nigeria’s Quidax turns to Lisk for regulated stablecoin rails
TechCabal - Feb 24, 2026
Quidax has partnered with Lisk to allow users to buy USDT, USDC, Ether, and Lisk coin on its platform. Quidax secured a provisional crypto licence from Nigeria’s SEC in August 2024.

Nigeria made $276 million taxing digital payments. Crypto withdrawals are next
TechCabal - Jan 26, 2026
Nigeria's EMTL collections rose to ₦392.78 billion ($276.29 million) in the first 11 months of 2025, doubling from ₦189.52 billion ($133.31 million) in 2024. The government plans to extend the EMTL to crypto withdrawals, viewing it as a predictable revenue source.
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