Browsing: Stablecoins
Mimi Kufuor, group COO of Coin Limited and CEO of Coin Ghana, discusses stablecoins, regulation, institutional adoption and Africa’s emerging digital financial infrastructure.
Onafriq is taking another step toward making stablecoins part of Africa’s financial plumbing, adding Circle’s USDC as a settlement option…
Olaoluwa Samuel-Biyi, co-founder of Busha, says Africa’s crypto industry is moving toward a future where trust, regulation, stablecoins and tokenized assets become increasingly important to financial infrastructure.
X is reportedly exploring stablecoins such as USDC as a potential way to pay creators and other content providers on…
Visa is searching for a new stablecoin settlement partner after Mastercard completed its acquisition of BVNK earlier this month. The…
Yellow Card has moved away from the retail crypto exchange business and is now focused on stablecoin infrastructure for businesses.…
The next phase of stablecoin adoption may not be about buying more digital dollars. It may be about spending them. Across Africa, wallets and fintechs are increasingly connecting stablecoin balances to Visa and Mastercard payment rails.
Nigeria’s cNGN stablecoin is increasingly being positioned as more than a digital representation of the naira, with new on-chain infrastructure…
Dickson Nsofor argues that enterprise payments—not crypto speculation—will drive the next wave of stablecoin adoption across Africa.
For decades, moving money across African borders has been slower and more expensive than it should be. Businesses routinely face…