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Quidax: New SEC Framework to Boost Crypto Investment in Nigeria

by Staff Writer
December 9, 2024
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Buchi Okoro, Quidax CEO
Buchi Okoro, Quidax’s CEO

Buchi Okoro, Quidax’s CEO

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Quidax, an African-focused digital assets exchange, has commended Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s regulatory framework as a transformative step for the cryptocurrency industry in Nigeria.

Highlighting the potential for increased foreign direct investment (FDI), job creation, and digital inclusion, Buchi Okoro, Quidax’s CEO, emphasized the opportunities unlocked by the recent regulatory advancements.

Speaking during an interview, Okoro said that the introduction of the SEC’s structured licensing framework in 2024 represents a watershed moment for the industry.

“The new administration at the SEC has demonstrated a profound understanding of cryptocurrency and digital assets. Their proactive and collaborative approach has brought clarity to the ecosystem, creating an enabling environment for operators, investors, and the government to thrive,” Okoro stated.

Quidax’s journey with the SEC reflects the significance of the framework in driving industry growth. “Our experience with the SEC has evolved dramatically over the years. The new leadership’s knowledge and fresh perspective have made it easier for operators to align with regulatory expectations” said Okoro.

As Nigeria ranks second globally in cryptocurrency adoption, according to Chainalysis, Okoro stressed the importance of capturing local value from the burgeoning industry.

“With a clear regulatory framework, we can attract significant foreign direct investment and retain value within Nigeria’s economy. This framework ensures that the benefits of cryptocurrency – from tax revenues to job creation and entrepreneurial opportunities – are realized domestically,” he added.

Quidax’s role in the ecosystem goes beyond providing a secure and reliable platform for transactions. By ensuring compliance through robust Know Your Customer (KYC) processes and collaborating with regulators and stakeholders, the company is helping to build a safe and sustainable ecosystem for cryptocurrency in Nigeria.

“Our mission is to make cryptocurrency accessible while maintaining high standards of security and transparency. Licensed exchanges like Quidax enable Nigerians to seamlessly participate in the global digital economy with confidence,” Okoro said.

Quidax reaffirmed its commitment to working closely with the SEC and other stakeholders to foster innovation, protect investors, and create opportunities that position Nigeria as a leading player in the global digital economy.

With its digital assets license, Quidax is now able to collaborate with banks and other financial institutions, subject to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s approval.

This license also fosters trust in cryptocurrency and protection for crypto enthusiasts in Nigeria.

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