FlashChange, a digital asset trading and fintech platform, has formally joined the Stakeholders in Blockchain Technology Association of Nigeria (SiBAN)—Nigeria’s foremost self-regulatory association for blockchain and digital assets. The affiliation marks a strategic step in aligning the company with recognized governance, compliance, and industry coordination across the country’s web3 landscape.
Becoming a SiBAN member reinforces FlashChange’s pledge to protect users, uphold rigorous standards, and innovate responsibly. It also reflects the firm’s broader objective: to cultivate trust in a rapidly evolving blockchain and digital-finance environment by operating transparently and collaboratively.
Commenting on the development, FlashChange CEO Bidemi Oke said the move is more than a badge of membership; it’s a public commitment to openness, consumer safeguards, and shared progress. By engaging with SiBAN’s broad coalition of stakeholders, FlashChange intends to help shape forward-looking policies, elevate industry benchmarks, and enable sustainable growth—opening new possibilities for individuals and businesses in Nigeria and beyond.
CTO Olamide Olayiwola emphasized that user experience sits at the heart of FlashChange’s product roadmap. Membership in SiBAN, he noted, doubles down on that promise by accelerating secure, transparent, and user-first blockchain solutions. The collaboration is expected to speed up innovation, strengthen security practices, and deliver platforms that are dependable, resilient, and future-proof for both local and global audiences.
As part of SiBAN, FlashChange will contribute to policy advocacy, stakeholder education, and cross-industry collaboration. These efforts align with the company’s mission to make digital finance accessible, safe, and innovative for users in Nigeria and around the world.
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