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What is Bitpesa Account?

BitPesa develops a digital currency payments platform that accepts bitcoin payments, exchanges the bitcoin for local currencies, and deposits the currencies into bank accounts or mobile money wallets.

Founded in 2013, BitPesa provides wholesale cryptocurrency liquidity for individuals and institutions across Africa. In addition to fast settlement and number of currency options, BitPesa also boasts state-of-the-art security and the deepest liquidity of an African exchange.

Having traded over half a billion dollars, BitPesa was the first blockchain company to be licensed by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority and follows stringent KYC practices.

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Does BitPesa work in Nigeria?

Founded in 2013, BitPesa offers the fastest and most cost-effective way to make and receive payments in African currencies. Their leading technology platform currently drives payments in Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and DRC, integrating with banks and mobile money.

How do I buy Bitcoins with Bitpesa?

1. Log into your BFX account on www.mybfx.co and click on New Transaction.

2. Choose GHS in the “You sell” field and BTC in the “Recipient gets” field. Enter the amount of GHS you would like to sell or amount of BTC you would like (recipient) to receive. Click NEXT.

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Why a Conventional Crypto Approach Won’t Work in Africa

From banking the unbanked to international remittances, cryptocurrencies are being touted as a silver bullet to systemic financial challenges in emerging markets. And to a certain extent, this has held true. In Zimbabwe, frequent currency shortages coupled with rising inflation have driven Zimbabweans to put their trust in cryptocurrencies to save their money.

On the other hand, the CBN restrictions in Nigeria have left Nigerians with limited options of international money transfer companies that charge high fees. As a result, interest in BTC has been on the rise in the country as cryptocurrencies are being seen as the preferred alternative to enable Nigerian businesses to make global transactions.

Despite the high crypto adoption rates in Nigeria, South Africa, and Ghana, which lie even above the global average of 5.5%, the adoption and awareness of cryptocurrencies remains low across the continent. This is largely because, unlike in developed markets such as the US and UK, where financial systems are very well developed, use cases are very different in developing countries; consumers predominantly use cash and mobile money and are not as digitally inclined.

While we can’t deny the changes cryptocurrencies can bring to emerging markets, there are several barriers to entry that need to be adequately addressed to increase the everyday use and adoption of these currencies.

The complexity of the crypto ecosystem and the user-unfriendliness of crypto platforms remain the key barriers to entry in emerging markets.

In a continent where, despite digital penetration rates of 40%, the adoption of digital banking has been remarkably low, it is an even greater challenge to onboard customers who have little to no knowledge about blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies on an unfamiliar platform with specialized digital wallets and confusing private keys.

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