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Central Bank of Nigeria Introduces New Stablecoin Capital Requirements
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On 7 November, reporting on the Central Bank of Nigeria’s new stablecoin framework highlighted minimum paid-up capital requirements of ₦10 billion for naira-referenced issuers and ₦15 billion for foreign-currency-referenced issuers. The framework took effect...
On 7 November, reporting on the Central Bank of Nigeria’s new stablecoin framework highlighted minimum paid-up capital requirements of ₦10 billion for naira-referenced issuers and ₦15 billion for foreign-currency-referenced issuers. The framework took effect on 5 November and also introduces reserve, operational and compliance requirements.
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