Quote from: fullhdpixel on Today at 06:13:03 PM

Quote from: mezzaluna on Today at 06:43:32 AM

Binance could actually help a lot with that P2P transactions. Their current platform is a sure way on how people would not get scammed. People are only required to do transactions once they do their verification and set up multiple verification. They are only also required to do one account and most people are not even eligible to do transactions without going thru this sure way to confirm that the person doing that transaction is real.

Well, you might be right, but not in countries like in Nigeria where anyone can just walk in and disappear lol.
If you’re going to be doing business with a random someone in countries like Nigeria, you should at least be careful to avoid getting scammed.

Let’s imagine you get scammed by the person, and okay, you know who they are, will you go after them yourself? Who are you going to call, the police? In a country where it’s illegal to trade crypto? Nah, people have to be careful. Although I saw someone post that people can now trade crypto, that their central bank has lifted the ban, but I don’t know how true that is.

Yes, they are indeed working to lift that crypto ban.

Nigeria’s securities market regulator is working with the country’s central bank to forge a way forward for the embattled industry.
Source: https://coingeek.com/nigeria-sec-working-with-central-bank-to-lift-digital-currency-ban/

This is a good new for those people who lived there involved with crypto.