In a groundbreaking announcement, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), under the directorship of Haruna B. Mustafa, has issued new guidelines on the operations of bank accounts for Virtual Assets Service Providers (VASPs), making the Nigerian Naira truly borderless in the digital space. This comes as a significant shift from

SenexPay provides you with a single Wallet that combines excellent services, competent security, and 24/7 support for your Bitcoin, Tether, Ethereum, and other digital assets. Buy, sell, send, and receive with no worries. The SenexPay team has your back. Follow along in this extensive guide that captures the process

Welcome to the world of cryptocurrency transactions, where digital assets flow seamlessly across the blockchain. At SenexPay, we're dedicated to simplifying the process of sending cryptocurrencies, making it accessible to everyone. In this comprehensive guide, we will take you on a journey through the step-by-step process of sending digital currencies

We are just past the first quarter of the year 2023 and it is still the best time in Nigeria to invest in crypto. With the elections winding down, investors are looking to put their monies back in business and we can guarantee that crypto is a sure investment with

Senex Group, a multinational conglomerate with businesses across multiple industries on Sunday, 2nd April launched the first Web3 incubator hub in Nigeria to support and accelerate the development and growth of Web3 technologies in Nigeria and beyond. The launch event was attended by prominent tech investors, leading entrepreneurs, influencers and

SenexPay is excited to announce the open call for applications to the 2023 cohort of our Campus Ambassadors Program. We are seeking talented and motivated individuals who are passionate about finance and interested in making a difference in their communities. As a SenexPay Campus Ambassador, you will represent Africa's leading

Just as our fiat currencies in traditional banks are susceptible to scammers, so also are our cryptocurrencies and digital assets. The gifts and curses of cryptocurrency are intertwined. Cryptocurrencies have no central regulating bodies or third party issuer. This gift helps to mitigate inflation as a result of government printing

The emergence of Internet and faster broadband saw the rise in international trades unlike before. Now more than ever, money and other services are changing hands daily and in large volumes. While the traditional commercial banking system has catered to the needs of international trade for a very long time,

In the years following the global rise of crypto coins, Nigerians joined the fray and  adopted the trend quickly. As of 2022, it is reported that 27% of the 218 million Nigerians have invested in, traded, or bought, cryptocurrency. The number is still on the rise. This is no surprise