The Nigerian SEC requires cryptocurrency companies to complete registration within 30 days, otherwise they will face enforcement action.

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Odaily Odaily News Nigeria's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given cryptocurrency exchanges and digital asset traders 30 days to re-register their businesses or face the risk of enforcement action. This announcement is part of Nigeria's plan to regulate digital asset trading. The SEC said the new registration is intended to amend its rules on digital asset issuance, providing platforms, exchanges and virtual asset service providers (VASP) custody. The commission said in a statement on its website: "All operating and potential VASPs are required to visit the SEC electronic portal within 30 days from the date of this circular to complete the application process."

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