Quote from: Frankolala on July 04, 2025, 05:37:28 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?

I have only used it once and everything went smoothly during that period. However, a time came that I abandoned the exchange because I was unable to trade my USDT for fiat because the bank that I needed the money sent to wasn't available. However, you can only receive payments to a bank that isn't a fintech one. Their exchange rate is good. The exchange has only tron network for USDT then, I don't know if they have added other options. Their bitcoin address is SegWit bc1

Is the trade peer 2 peer? How fast and secure is the transaction? Like coyster I am not familiar with the yellow card exchange, and Fintech banks you mean opay, monie point, palm pay and the rest? If they are selective about banks there should be a reason for that. I find transactions using these bank I mentioned faster and without usual Nigerian banking wahala.