CBN begins virtual asset anti-money laundering supervision, names Paystack, Flutterwave for pilot

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The Central Bank of Nigeria begins virtual asset anti-money laundering supervision, naming Paystack and Flutterwave for a pilot program

intermediate Published 1 Apr 2026
Action Steps
  1. Understand the implications of anti-money laundering regulations on virtual assets
  2. Identify the roles and responsibilities of fintech companies in preventing money laundering
  3. Monitor regulatory updates and developments in the fintech industry
Who Needs to Know This

This development is relevant to compliance and risk management teams in fintech companies, as well as regulatory bodies, who need to stay updated on anti-money laundering regulations and their application to virtual assets

Key Insight

💡 Regulatory bodies are increasing scrutiny on virtual assets to prevent money laundering, and fintech companies must adapt to these changes

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