After millions were lost to digital asset crime, Kenya is investing in blockchain surveillance that allows regulators to monitor transactions before fraud escalates. The move signals a broader evolution in proactive crypto regulation across Africa.
Governance has become one of Nigeria’s biggest competitive advantages in the AI race. From billion-dollar data center commitments to policy reforms, the country is building the regulatory foundation investors look for before deploying long-term capital.
Bonzo’s $9 million exploit wasn’t caused by broken smart contracts. It exposed how weaknesses in oracle security can compromise even well-audited DeFi protocols, forcing builders to rethink infrastructure security.
Paradigm’s latest fund reflects a broader investment shift toward AI and blockchain convergence. From autonomous software agents to African fintech innovation, investors increasingly view intelligence and trust as two layers of the same infrastructure stack.
AI payments are advancing fast, but consumer trust remains the biggest obstacle. Here’s why Paystack Index highlights the challenge.
Uganda’s $5.5 billion blockchain infrastructure project promises unprecedented transparency through immutable ledgers and real-time monitoring. But can technology reduce corruption without political will? This analysis examines where blockchain succeeds—and where it falls short.
USDT still dominates supply, yet USDC leads adjusted transaction volume. Learn why analysts, institutions, and payment providers increasingly rely on multiple stablecoin adoption metrics instead of market cap alone.
Nigeria’s revocation of 46 microfinance bank licenses was more than a regulatory action. This analysis explains how weak fintech capitalization, asset liability mismatch, inflation and deteriorating credit quality combined to erode balance sheets across the digital lending sector.
African fintech startups no longer need to invest millions in proprietary AI. Applied AI tools, cloud infrastructure, and startup credits are changing how founders build lending, fraud detection, and compliance products—while introducing new questions about long-term platform dependence.
Africa’s largest crypto exchanges are abandoning consumer trading apps in favor of enterprise stablecoin infrastructure. Yellow Card’s transformation reveals why institutional payment rails have become the continent’s next crypto growth market.
