
How to invest in US stocks from Nigeria
How Nigerians buy US stocks, how tokenised shares work and who holds them, and how foreign share gains are taxed here.
How money moves between Africa and the rest of the world: cross-border payments, naira-dollar FX, stablecoins and product news from the Daya team.

How Nigerians buy US stocks, how tokenised shares work and who holds them, and how foreign share gains are taxed here.

Paying suppliers and contractors abroad from Nigeria, what Form A and Form M actually require now, and how to receive foreign currency.

How NGN to stablecoin on-ramps work, what to evaluate in a provider, what Nigerian regulation requires, and where integrations break.

The real ways to receive international payments in Nigeria, what each one costs, and which platforms won't let Nigerians sign up at all.

How to buy and sell USDT and USDC in Nigeria, which network to send on, what tax you owe, and which platforms are actually supervised.

Why there's more than one dollar to naira rate, which one you actually get, and how to tell when you're being charged too much.

Daya has added a new settlement rail underneath its stablecoin payment flows. Nothing changes in how you send or receive money. Here is what changed underneath, and why it matters.

A comparison of virtual dollar accounts for Nigerian freelancers: fees, cards, platform payouts from Upwork and Fiverr, and when a domiciliary account still wins.

You have two options: get licensed and build it yourself, or integrate a licensed provider. Here is what each involves, what an on-ramp actually needs, and what it costs.

Since May 2026, remittance apps must pay out in naira at the official rate. Here is what still gets you dollars, what each route costs, and how to pick.

Daya is the African payment partner in a regulated stablecoin corridor between the Middle East and Africa, with HashKey MENA and the Aptos Foundation.
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