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FTX and AZA Finance Partner To Develop Web3 Technology in Africa

The crypto behemoths have indulged in building corporate financial inclusion for African earthlings

Eni Emeka by Eni Emeka
March 17, 2022
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AZA Finance and FTX have reportedly initiated a compact to develop Africa’s digital market funded by the Web3 financial inclusion community. Both crypto tech giants share the sole motive of developing the African Web3 economy backed by a resource-filled crypto market.

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The Web3 technology algorithm is an iteration of the Blockchain network dependable on decentralized currencies to flood its crypto economy. Both FTX and AZA Finance confirmed the compact they share to explore Africa’s Web3 market and development expertise.

For context, other existing Web3 platforms have reportedly indulged in cryptocurrencies for exchange which becomes complex to convert the digital currency to real-time cash.

AZA Finance and FTX have schemed it’s Web3 solutions to the common default tied to Africa’s platforms. A fixable withdrawal system that allows the Web3 community to exchange digital currency for real-time legal tender.

The African digital infrastructure is yet to be explored by Web3 technology to create financial inclusion for the continental population. The African Web3 developers such as FTX and AZA Finance have the capabilities to get the job done.

FTX has reportedly gained recognition as the foremost cryptocurrency exchange per the volume of the all-time digital coin it has traded. While AZA Finance is so remarkable payment gateway focused on cryptocurrency remittance. “We have stringent controls and are licensed now by central banks and Financial Conduct Authorities on three continents. We are looking forward to partnering with FTX to further expand its presence in Africa.”

Although AZA Finance was formerly christened BitPesa — the crypto payment company rebranded its platform to serve its users with an uninterrupted cryptocurrency exchange. Likewise, this compact they share with FTX is liable to debut African digital currency trading pairs. “Our strategy is to work closely with all regulators to ensure that any work in the African market in this regard is fully compliant and in the best interest of African users.”

Unlike FTX’s foreign crypto services stationed in the Bahamas, AZA finance is owned by the Kenyan digital market. Still, AZA Finance encouraged FTX to share a partnership to drive the African digital economy to attract massive interest.

FTX is concerned about developing the African crypto market with credible resources to develop other non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The behemoth crypto trader tends to channel its NFT network fused with African artists for rapid cryptocurrencies growth injected into the economy.

The African regulatory body of digital indulgence seems ready to look out for the FTX and AZA Finance’s Web3 technology to create a legitimate service without contradicting regulatory policies. On the other hand, Africa regulation is likely to influence the Web3 market due to minimal knowledge of the business. Still, the CBDC is expected to cover up the African regulatory compliance to possible mistakes.

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