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CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by nlfpmod: 8:29pm On Jan 05
A consortium of Nigerian financial institutions, fintechs, and blockchain experts, the Africa Stablecoin Consortium (ASC) is set to launch a compliant Nigeria Naira (cNGN) stablecoin on February 27, 2024.

The consortium disclosed this in a statement issued on Friday. The launch of the cNGN is riding on the back of the Regulatory Sandbox recently released by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

According to the consortium, the cNGN stablecoin would revolutionize financial transactions. Through the project, the consortium said it is committed to enhancing secure and compliant financial interactions, revolutionizing the way people transact and engage with their money securely and seamlessly.

Transformation of the Naira
While noting that the stablecoin will transform the Nigerian Naira into a currency for global settlements, the ASC said:

“This (the cNGN) ushers in a new era of financial fluidity, bridging the Nigerian Naira with the global market through blockchain technology. Backed 1:1 by Naira reserves held in designated commercial banks, the cNGN Stablecoin transforms the Naira into a dynamic tool for worldwide remittances, commerce, trade and investment.
More than just a currency, cNGN shortens settlement times, enabling payments that traverse the globe swiftly, mirroring the speed of a text message and at a fraction of the cost. This breakthrough paves the way for instantaneous financial transactions, seamlessly connecting Nigeria’s vibrant economy with international markets and offering unprecedented efficiency in both domestic and global financial interactions.”
What you can do with the cNGN
According to the consortium, the cNGN stablecoin will allow users to explore the World and experience a seamless and cost-effective way to engage with a global marketplace, with the familiarity of your Naira.

cNGN extends your financial reach far beyond Nigeria’s borders and acts as a global bridge, so you can pay for anything, anywhere, and at any time– all with a seamless tap. Shop the World, Pay in Naira without the traditional challenges of currency conversion and hefty international transaction fees.

Giving further insights into the use cases of the cNGN, the consortium said:

“Sending money home feels like sending a text message, effortless and instant: No more agonizing days waiting for remittances to clear. With cNGN, supporting your loved ones back home becomes as simple as a quick tap on your phone. No more standing in lines. With cNGN, funds land directly in their wallets within seconds, ready to fuel their dreams and brighten their days. No more distance, no more delays, just the magic of compliant virtual assets bridging the gap between hearts.
“Trade Like a Pro, Cost-Effectively. Cut out the red tape and sky-high fees of traditional international trade. With cNGN you can send and receive payments across the globe instantly enabling you to transact with national & international partners in any stablecoin currency, fueling economic growth and global success.

“Get paid, anywhere, instantly. Ditch the limitations of location and outdated payment systems. With cNGN, you can freelance for the world, right from your desk in Nigeria. Your talent knows no borders, so why should your income? Skip the bank queues and paperwork. Receive payments from clients across the globe, directly deposited into your cNGN wallet in minutes.

What you should know
Nairametrics had earlier reported that Nigerian banks and FinTechs are collaborating to develop and manage the cNGN. Similar to well-known stablecoins like USDT and USDC, the cNGN will be compatible with multiple public blockchains, enabling straightforward international transfers and expanding its use globally.

Mirroring the functionality of major stablecoins, the cNGN boasts interoperability with other public blockchains. This feature enables seamless global transfers, extending its utility beyond Nigerian borders.

The cNGN is a compliant and regulated consortium-driven stablecoin, pegged to the Naira in the Reserve Bank account. Unlike the eNaira, which is developed solely by the apex bank, the cNGN is managed by a consortium.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/nairametrics.com/2024/01/05/nigerian-banks-fintechs-set-to-launch-cngn-stablecoin-on-february-27/%3famp=1

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by gwanggaeto(m): 8:44pm On Jan 05
so cbn now believe in cryptocurrency after banning it during buharis tenure, but they entered the game very late and how far with enaira, them just waste tax payers money to float projects that couldn't stand test of time.....

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Ernerstdavid55(m): 8:44pm On Jan 05
grin grin second to comment again
God is wonderful lol
Nothing God can not do

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Pogigai: 8:44pm On Jan 05
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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by AOB1: 8:44pm On Jan 05
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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by free234free: 8:44pm On Jan 05
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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Achoghim: 8:45pm On Jan 05
Grasping at straws

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Cmanforall: 8:45pm On Jan 05
Pogigai:
Hmmmmmm

Why hmmm cheesy


Anyways, how is eNaira, before we move to cNaira

Let's settle it here


Like if you NoGree
And
Share if you go Gree

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Simongm(m): 8:45pm On Jan 05
It's good to have an alternative form of payment.

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by NaijaCover(m): 8:45pm On Jan 05
Following The Update

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Bacteriologist(m): 8:45pm On Jan 05
What happened to eNaira?

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by hammerFC: 8:46pm On Jan 05
CRYPTOCURRENCY AND STABLE DONT MIX.


NAIRA IS GONE

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Fishandchips(m): 8:46pm On Jan 05
Pump and Dump grin

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Opans: 8:46pm On Jan 05
This won't fly


Feldie:
why not? They have billions to pump into it

watch... Where is Enaira today ?

All these are as a result of clueless desperation of the federal govt to save the naira while killing it from the other side. They will just keep pumping money into it like our refinery, it won't fly.

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Elemosho478: 8:46pm On Jan 05
It have good potential

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by omoadeleye(m): 8:46pm On Jan 05
Go and long

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by PepeXKermit: 8:46pm On Jan 05
grin grin grin grin grin grin.NDE ARA! angry
Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by INTEGRITYA1(m): 8:46pm On Jan 05
Looking at the features stated, it's a good idea.

We hope it work out as planned.

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by danowena: 8:46pm On Jan 05
The new world order is taking shape. Single currency, here we come.

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Maxxim: 8:47pm On Jan 05
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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by hammerFC: 8:47pm On Jan 05
DAFT ANALOGUE BRAINS CANT OPERATE DIGITAL AGE ECONOMY.

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by GanagiBitrus: 8:47pm On Jan 05

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by chiefolododo(m): 8:48pm On Jan 05
Let's see, there is USDT , will cNGN improve the economy? Time will tell

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by 3ice9ce: 8:48pm On Jan 05
They should use this cNgN to pay the salaries and allowances of the National Assembly.

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Elemosho478: 8:49pm On Jan 05
Fishandchips:
Pump and Dump grin

What do you mean by pump and dump ?

Do you even understand what stable coin mean ? The value will always be equal to the naira so it won't pump, it mean 1cNGN will always be 1Naira.


It will be like USDT that is pegged to US dollar, using the same blockchain technology.

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by MichaelSokoto(m): 8:49pm On Jan 05
if u plan to invest in dis venture, safe journey oo!

cool

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Siberia01(m): 8:49pm On Jan 05
grin
Hope it won't depeg like stable Kwon

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Tyf007: 8:49pm On Jan 05
After e- naira, now na stablecoin.

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Bossontop(m): 8:49pm On Jan 05
grin
Another shitcoin

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Re: CBN Approves cNGN "Stablecoin" For February Launch by Mrchippychappy(m): 8:50pm On Jan 05
Una want package dead body as Crypto?

grin

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