Nigeria’s Market Regulator Adds Seven Crypto and Fintech Firms to Its Watch List
Tech Labari | Labari AI - Jul 03, 2026

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- The SEC cleared seven fintech firms for provisional entry into its regulatory sandbox, ARIP.
- The firms include Bitbarter Technologies, Luno Fintech Nigeria, GetEquity, Koinkoin Global Network, Wrapped CBDC, Trovotech, and Blockvault Custodian.
- ARIP was created as a stopgap measure to regulate a rapidly growing crypto industry in Nigeria.
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While the SEC's initiative to regulate the fintech and cryptocurrency sector in Nigeria is a positive step towards formal oversight, the lack of clarity regarding the approval process and compliance requirements raises concerns. The effectiveness of ARIP as a regulatory framework remains to be seen, especially with the added pressures of a new tax regime and the mixed results from previous participants.
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