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ARTICLE · 17 JANUARY 2023

Fintech Regulatory Roundup 2022

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Nigeria is one of the major players in the financial services industry and has consistently experienced rapid growth in the financial technology subsector.

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Introduction

Nigeria is one of the major players in the financial services industry and has consistently experienced rapid growth in the financial technology ("Fintech") subsector. This has necessitated the development of regulation of the growing sub-sector.

The year 2022 was an eventful year for the Fintech space in Nigeria, and various regulators released legislation and operational guidelines to provide security and protection for consumers who continuously embrace innovation in the ecosystem.

In this article, we highlight some salient regulations issued in 2022 in connection with the Nigerian fintech terrain.

Highlights

1. Cryptocurrency: The Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") issued rules to regulate companies doing crypto-related businesses in Nigeria. This regulation is applicable to companies which issue, trade, and facilitate the exchange, transfer, or sale of digital assets. The regulation of cryptocurrency in Nigeria has been long

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