A cryptocurrency exchange based in Europe, Quidax, has launched its digital asset exchange in Nigeria, aiming to educate the residents about cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. The exchange will allow users to buy and sell six cryptocurrencies, which include Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ripple. The platform will, however, expand to support more than 20 digital currencies within the next three months.

Buchi Okoro, the CEO of Quidax Africa said that the platform will break financial barriers, allowing residents of Nigeria have more opportunities for wealth creation. He noted that:

“Having taken into consideration the problems besetting the current global financial landscape, the mission of Quidax is to challenge the status quo, to push humanity forward and thus, the exchange is a step towards our goal of breaking down financial barriers and increasing opportunities to wealth creation”.

Apart from offering Nigerians with a platform to trade cryptocurrencies, Quidax also aims to educate them on matters to do with cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. In order to achieve this, the firm will collaborate with organizers of the Abuja Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Roundtable.

The CEO, Okoro, also noted that the platform is open to collaborate with other partners in order to fulfill its mission of enlightening Nigerians on this emerging technology.

The story of Quidax dates back to July 17, 2017, when the platform’s founders came together to form a digital asset exchange. The main aim of the company is to challenge the status quo in a bid to push humanity forward by providing solutions that remove financial barriers.

With the rich history Quidax boasts in the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain, it has a good chance to penetrate Nigeria, educating them about the industry and attracting most of them to trade cryptocurrencies with them.

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