Quote from: Onyeeze on Today at 03:31:24 PM

Quote from: Coyster on July 04, 2025, 05:28:22 PM

This is the first time i am ever hearing about this service, Yellow Card cryptocurrency exchange, and i have gone on to do a little research about it, there i found that it is labeled the largest centralized cryptocurrency exchange in Africa. I would love to read reviews from Nigerian users who have actually used this exchange to send or receive cryptocurrency, how was the process. I also read that you can convert cryptocurrency to fiat on Yellow Card, who has done this before?

Theirs something I want to know, the name yellow card is it the name of the exchange? If the exchange is centralised exchange that means their privacy will not that strong, if it is being established in Nigeria, EFCC can break in into their office and extract the data of anyone who has done business with them if their is accusations to their customers,so for me is not good to go into something that you have not fully understand the concept, we have so many exchanges in the field so we need to know that scammers are everywhere before they will scam some of us and go away with our coins

Am sure this yellow card management means well and mean business because of the way they were quick to send a notification to their valued customers, telling them of their future plans and including them before time to secure their funds and login information so as to prevent loss of funds or login access upon still trying to access their site via the web.
I don't think that i have come across any person who uses this app though for whatever reasons it is used for, but i am sure there are more popular apps with similar functions that wont jeopardize investment or savings plan without as a scare with a notification as these.