NoOnes, the peer-to-peer cryptocurrency platform, has emerged as the preferred choice among Nigerian crypto enthusiasts amidst Binance’s departure from the country due to regulatory constraints.
In a statement released on Thursday, NoOnes highlighted the growing adoption of its platform among crypto users. Ray Youssef, the CEO of NoOnes, emphasized the platform’s commitment to inclusivity, transparency, education, and fostering a dynamic ecosystem.
He noted that NoOnes offers a comprehensive peer-to-peer trading experience tailored to the needs of Global South Citizens, boasting a wide range of payment methods, including Gift Cards, Bank Transfers, and Mobile Money, totaling over 450 options.
The platform’s dedication to security and trust has garnered praise within the cryptocurrency community, positioning it as a reliable alternative to traditional P2P platforms.
Youssef also commented on the impact of Binance’s exit from Nigeria, stating that NoOnes not only fills the void but also sets new standards for cryptocurrency users in the region.
The platform’s growth reflects a broader trend where users prioritize regulatory compliance, user-friendly interfaces, and security.
NoOnes places a strong emphasis on security, employing advanced encryption and authentication measures to safeguard users’ assets.
Recent regulatory developments underscore the importance of secure and compliant platforms, further solidifying NoOnes’ reputation as a trusted alternative.
Following accusations from the Federal Government of operating illegally and facilitating illicit funds, Binance announced its withdrawal from the Nigerian market earlier this month, halting all naira services.
