Dive into the Future of Africa’s Digital Economy with Roqqu cNGN listing
This isn’t just another crypto update; it’s a bold step toward affordable remittances and innovative DeFi solutions in Africa.
Roqqu’s Power Play: From Grassroots to Global
With 1.8 million users and a grassroots edge from campus tours, Roqqu exchange is now supporting cNGN alongside other platforms. By offering feeless transactions, Roqqu launches cNGN to lower barriers for Nigerians.
“A currency gains value with widespread embrace,” notes Emmanuel Peter, Head of Academy, underlining the role of education — an area where Roqqu Academy plays a vital part.
The Big Reveal: SEC-regulated stablecoin in Nigeria
Launched in February 2025 by the Africa Stablecoin Consortium, cNGN is pegged 1:1 to the Naira and backed by bank reserves.
With ₦603 million circulating across six chains, its versatility shines, perfect for payments and DeFi loans powered by cNGN.
Despite slow retail uptake, the stablecoin positions itself as a hedge against inflation and a gateway for Africa’s digital economy with cNGN.
Remittance Revolution: Tapping a $100B Market
Africa’s remittance market hit $95 billion in 2024, with traditional services charging up to 10% in fees. By contrast, Nigerians can send money with cNGN under 1% fees, opening doors to instant cross-border payments.
Roqqu’s July 2025 acquisition of Flitaa (with 72,000+ Kenyan users) expands its reach into East Africa. This marks a shift from campus tours to global remittances as the ecosystem grows.
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DeFi Dreams: Loans for the Unbanked
With 95% retail DeFi adoption across Africa, Roqqu transforms remittances with Nigeria’s first stablecoin while unlocking low-interest micro-loans. These solutions empower entrepreneurs through blockchain transparency.
South Africa’s DeFi projections (380,000 users and $2.9M revenue by 2025) hint at regional potential, while cNGN DeFi solutions position Roqqu as a leader in pan-African lending.
Why It Matters: Fueling Africa’s Economic Rise
This listing boosts Nigeria’s $22 billion crypto market, cuts remittance costs, and strengthens AfCFTA trade. It empowers MSMEs and the unbanked, who make up more than 50% of Africa’s population.
From Lagos to Nairobi, Roqqu cNGN could spark mass adoption and greater inclusion. For readers, you can always read full story here or follow updates through the Roqqu Academy.
Looking Ahead: The Future Unfolds
As Roqqu integrates more blockchains, opportunities for DeFi loans and cheaper remittances will expand. Joint roadshows and campaigns will bridge knowledge gaps, showing that this is more than fintech — it’s a movement for empowerment.
Ronnie Paul is a seasoned writer and analyst with a prolific portfolio of over 1,000 published articles, specialising in fintech, cryptocurrency, and digital finance at Africa Digest News.
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