For many Nigerian crypto enthusiasts, the excitement of a successful trade is often overshadowed by the fear of a “Post No Debit” (PND) order. Despite clearer regulations in 2026, traditional Peer-to-Peer (P2P) trading—where you send and receive bank transfers for every single transaction—remains a high-risk activity. The secret to staying safe lies in reducing your…
Hey CoinCola Family! We know the crypto market has been on a rollercoaster lately, and if you’re holding Naira, you’re probably feeling the squeeze from inflation too. But what if we told you your CoinCola account holds a powerful secret weapon to help you not just survive, but thrive, even when Bitcoin is dipping? That…
In 2016, there was no specific tax on crypto in Nigeria, as digital assets were not yet recognized under the national tax framework. Today, however, the landscape has shifted. Under the current tax regime, crypto gains are treated as chargeable assets, generally subject to a 10% Capital Gains Tax and other income-based levies. The Journey…
Bitcoin is currently rebounding near $79,000 following a volatile week where $2.6 billion in liquidations rattled global traders. While the market faces short-term pressure from macroeconomic shifts and high-leverage flushes, the current support levels suggest a critical consolidation phase for long-term holders. The $2.6 Billion Liquidation Cascade Explained The recent downturn was less about fundamental…
As someone living and working abroad, I’ve realized that sending money back to Nigeria through banks is basically throwing money away. By using USDT on CoinCola, I get a 4-5% premium over official rates, ensuring my family receives more Naira instantly without the heavy fees or delays of traditional wire transfers. You may like: Cheapest…
Starting January 1, Nigerian banks will charge a ₦50 stamp duty on transfers above ₦10,000. This Electronic Money Transfer Levy (EMTL) applies to all electronic receipts. To minimize these costs, many savvy users now choose to buy bitcoin in nigeria via CoinCola to manage wealth outside traditional banking friction. The Nigerian financial landscape is witnessing…
As part of its commitment to community development and social responsibility, CoinCola has once again brought joy and hope to the less privileged with its annual Christmas charity outreach — this time in Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city. The Lagos charity event saw CoinCola volunteers and representatives come together to share food items, gifts, and warm…
To send money to Nigeria from the USA in 2026, the most effective method is using a P2P cryptocurrency platform like CoinCola. This avoids the new 1% U.S. remittance tax on cash transfers and bypasses banking delays caused by the recent 2026 U.S. visa processing suspensions. The financial landscape for Nigerians in the United States…
Traveling from Nigeria has recently become more complex. As of January 21, 2026, the U.S. State Department officially expanded its “visa bond” pilot program to include Nigeria and 37 other countries. For many Nigerian business travelers and tourists, this means that in addition to standard visa fees, you may now be required to post a…
The transition from 2025 to 2026 has brought a complex mix of geopolitical tension and financial evolution to Nigeria. On December 25, 2025, the global community watched as the United States conducted targeted airstrikes in Sokoto State, Nigeria. While these actions were aimed at neutralizing ISSP (Islamic State Sahel Province) and Lakurawa militants, the ripple…
