Friday, August 25, 2017 12:00PM / News

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) sequel to setting up of an industry committee to look into and articulate a road map for Blockchain & Cryptocurrency regulation has reiterated that it will not hinder the use of digital currencies in Nigeria.

The regulator in a recent brief with industry experts stated that an agreement has been reached to formally adopt its use in Nigeria.

A call to the Fintech Association of Nigeria confirms this and it is expected that a regulatory framework for same will be made available soonest.

Technology disruptions will continue to drive engagements in the financial sector and this feat by the Central Bank will go a long way in enhancing Fintech initiatives in the industry.



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