Nigeria’s CBN Slams $2m Fines on Four Banks for Crypto Transactions
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has imposed monetary sanctions of N814.3 million (nearly $2 million) on four commercial banks in the country for permitting cryptocurrency transactions, Bloomberg ...
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