Cryptocurrencies: Lagos-based Quidax targets Senegal and Cameroon
The exchange platform, one of Nigeria’s largest, has evolved its model after the ban on cryptocurrency transactions in the country.
11/06/2021 at 16h11, by Africa Business+
“Francophone Africa interests us: after studies, Senegal and Cameroon are the most receptive markets,” Buchi Okoro, CEO of Quidax, told Jeune Afrique Business+.
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