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Nigeria’s Central Bank introduces stablecoin licensing rules, banning algorithmic stablecoins, requiring separate licenses for naira and foreign-currency stablecoins, and giving…

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Published: 2026-11-06 13:30 UTC
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JUST IN: Nigeria’s Central Bank introduces stablecoin licensing rules, banning algorithmic stablecoins, requiring separate licenses for naira and foreign-currency stablecoins, and giving existing oper…

JUST IN: Nigeria’s Central Bank introduces stablecoin licensing rules, banning algorithmic stablecoins, requiring separate licenses for naira and foreign-currency stablecoins, and giving existing operators 180 days to comply. https://t.co/nNyFIUTY5e

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