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Nigeria’s central bank mandates licenses for stablecoin issuers
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- Nigeria's central bank now requires all stablecoin issuers to obtain official licenses to operate legally.
- The regulatory mandate aims to reshape the country's digital currency environment by focusing heavily on consumer protection and strict compliance standards.
- Under these updated guidelines, companies issuing stablecoins must align with the official framework to maintain their operations in Nigeria.
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- Crypto BriefingNigeria’s central bank mandates licenses for stablecoin issuers · 2 hours agoRead on Crypto Briefing
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