Central African Republic News

Following the Central Bank of Nigeria's reversal of the cryptocurrency transaction ban for banks, Yellow Card Exchange is actively seeking licensing plans.

The Central African Republic (CAR) government has given a 15-member team the task of drafting a crypto bill.

The Central African Republic delays major CBDC plans due to uncertain "market conditions" and "marketing reasons".

The crypto space is a hub of activity that may soon become one of the most significant global financial and technological development sectors. Since the introduction of bitcoin, the space has blown up and churned out many developments and projects…

The Constitutional Court, a top court in the Central African Republic (CAR) has ruled that it was unconstitutional to purchase land and citizenship with the government-backed crypto, Sango Coin.

Fundraising continues with Ondo Finance and Oasys Games announcing successful rounds. Voyager files for bankruptcy and Singapore appears set on imposing sanctions to crypto trading. Ondo Finance Raises $10 Million in Funding Round Ondo Finance, a Defi protocol, announced a…

The government of the Central African Republic (CAR) is planning to tokenize its mineral resources shortly after making bitcoin a legal tender. Minerals Tokenization Next on Agenda for CAR  The CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadéra announced the government’s plans in a…

According to President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, the Central African Republic is fully ready to embrace cryptocurrency after announcing that it will launch Africa’s first legal cryptocurrency investment hub. Despite the warning from the International Monetary Fund, the third world country is…

Authorities in the Central African Republic have unanimously passed a bill aimed at legalizing bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies,  making it the first African nation to officially give bitcoin a legal tender status. The authorities say the move is part…