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Nigeria’s Central Bank Sets N15 Billion Capital Bar for Dollar Stablecoin Issuers

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has brought stablecoins and other virtual assets under a formal licensing regime, requiring dollar-pegged token issuers to hold at least N15 billion in capital.

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