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Daya partners with Sui for gasless network transfers
Daya has added Sui, where stablecoin transfer fees are zero. Send USDC without buying or holding a network token first.
Lade Falobi2 min read
Daya Blog
How money moves between Africa and the rest of the world: cross-border payments, naira-dollar FX, stablecoins and product news from the Daya team.
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Getting paid
How to get paid by international clients in Nigeria
The real ways to receive international payments in Nigeria, what each one costs, and which platforms won't let Nigerians sign up at all.
Lade Falobi15 min read
Crypto & stablecoins
Stablecoins in Nigeria: How to Buy and Sell USDT and USDC
How to buy and sell USDT and USDC in Nigeria, which network to send on, what tax you owe, and which platforms are actually supervised.
Lade Falobi15 min read
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InvestingWhat are tokenised stocks, and how do they work?
Three things get called a tokenised stock, and only one has a real share behind it. What you own, how dividends and splits reach you, and why there is no vote.
Lade Falobi10 min read
Getting paidDomiciliary account vs fintech USD account: which should you use?
A Nigerian bank domiciliary account can receive an international wire, at no charge on the Nigerian side. Three of the main app accounts can't take one at all. Here's what each really costs.
Lade Falobi11 min read
Money rulesDo you still need Form A and Form M in Nigeria in 2026?
Since 1 June 2026 you no longer file a Form A to send money out of a self-funded domiciliary account. Form M hasn't changed, and still applies to every import paid for in foreign currency.
Lade Falobi10 min read
Crypto & stablecoinsBest apps to sell USDT for naira in Nigeria
Monica Cash, Daya Coins and Vent pay naira straight into a Nigerian bank. Breet charges 1.5% falling to 0.5%, Quidax 0.1% as a taker. Every fee checked on 7 October 2026.
Lade Falobi8 min read
Crypto & stablecoinsIs crypto legal in Nigeria? What the rules say in 2026
Buying, holding and selling crypto is legal for individuals in Nigeria. What the CBN actually restricted, who regulates it now, what you owe in tax since January 2026, and how to check an app.
Lade Falobi9 min read
Crypto & stablecoinsHow to buy a token from its contract address safely
A fake token can copy the name, ticker and logo exactly, so the address is the only part that identifies it. The five checks to run first, and the two routes that take a pasted address in Nigeria.
Lade Falobi10 min read
For developersYellow Card alternatives for developers
Yellow Card closed its retail app in January 2026 and quotes API pricing per account. What Daya API, Fincra, Paystack, Flutterwave and Bitnob publish instead, and where each cap sits.
Lade Falobi9 min read
Getting paidBest USD account apps in Nigeria, compared
Receiving $2,000 costs $10 at Grey, nothing at Daya Borders and $15 at Chipper Cash. The cap on the fee decides it, and two of these accounts can't receive a wire at all.
Lade Falobi10 min read
For businessesHow to pay international suppliers from Nigeria
You can pay a supplier abroad through your bank with a Form M, or through a business account that holds dollars. What each costs, and which apps a Nigerian company can't use.
Lade Falobi11 min read
Crypto & stablecoinsLuno alternatives in Nigeria
Luno still works in Nigeria, but charges 2% on an instant buy. What Quidax, Daya Coins, Busha, Breet and Roqqu charge instead, checked 24 September 2026.
Lade Falobi11 min read
Dollars & FXHow to save in dollars in Nigeria
No Nigerian dollar account pays real interest, so saving in dollars is two jobs: getting in cheaply, and deciding whether to earn on them. What each route costs, checked 2 October 2026.
Lade Falobi8 min read
Crypto & stablecoinsHow to sell crypto for naira without getting your account frozen
Nigerian bank accounts get restricted after a crypto sale because of where the naira came from. What a Post No Debit is, how the chain actually works, and how to sell so a company pays you.
Lade Falobi10 min read
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