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MonicaNG Reflects On Facilitating Financial Activities To Support Nigeria’s Economy


In Nigeria, financial inclusion and ease of transaction are vital to economic growth and versatile financial platforms are becoming increasingly important. While cryptocurrencies have gained popularity as an alternative form of wealth, the challenge has always been converting digital assets into naira for everyday use.

MonicaNG, a leading crypto-to-naira platform, is addressing this challenge by offering not only seamless crypto-to-naira conversions but also a wide range of financial services that support the local economy and empower Nigerians to conduct daily transactions with ease.

The platform goes beyond crypto conversion by providing a full spectrum of services to help Nigerians manage their finances. Users can pay utility bills, purchase airtime, and perform other naira-based transactions—all from one platform.

By offering these services, Monica is proving to be more than just a crypto exchange; it’s a comprehensive financial tool that streamlines everyday life while ensuring that funds stay within the Nigerian economy.

Mbah Casmir, Managing Director of MonicaNG explained the broader impact of these services: “Our goal at Monica is to offer a complete financial solution that goes beyond just crypto. We want to make it easy for Nigerians to navigate their daily lives with less complexity.

Whether it’s paying bills or buying airtime, our platform allows users to seamlessly convert their cryptocurrency into naira and use it for practical needs. This helps circulate funds within the economy, boosting liquidity and supporting local businesses.”

Through its comprehensive platform, Monica ensures that users aren’t limited to just crypto transactions. The app enables them to handle a wide range of financial activities from paying utility bills to purchasing digital goods—directly in naira. This makes it particularly valuable for individuals who may not have access to traditional banking services.

The boost to naira liquidity in Nigeria is one of Monica’s biggest contributions. By enabling Nigerians to use their crypto earnings in the local economy, the platform helps ensure that digital wealth remains within the country.

“This focus on crypto-to-naira conversion has brought over N200 billion back into Nigeria’s economy, further supporting local businesses and strengthening economic stability,” Casmir adds.

The platform is ensuring everyone including the government that they are here to assist the growth of the economy by all means with this innovation. Monica is playing a vital role in ensuring that the benefits of crypto reach all Nigerians.

The ability to facilitate everyday transactions and support economic growth will make a significant impact on the country’s financial landscape.



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