Stablecoins in Africa: What’s Real, What’s Not

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Frontier Fintech is a podcast about the business of fintech in Africa. We speak with founders, executives, investors, and regulators who are shaping financial services across the continent—helping you connect the dots in Pan-African fintech.

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Stablecoins in Africa: What’s Real, What’s Not

F-Squared Podcast

58 minutes 44 seconds

7 months ago

Stablecoins in Africa: What’s Real, What’s Not

The Collison brothers called stablecoins “superconductors” for finance. But how much of that is real in Africa today?

In this F-Squared episode, Samora talks to Eytan Messika (Nilos) and Nicolai Eddy (Nala & Rafiki) about:

The limits of correspondent banking
Why stablecoins matter for FX and remittances
The regulatory gray zones—and why they persist
Real-world use cases: imports, treasury, and more