Bitmama — review & details
Nigerian-founded crypto platform for buying and selling Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC and other assets directly with naira, plus virtual and physical crypto debit cards for international spending. No SEC Nigeria provisional licence has been verified for it.
Bitmama
- Direct naira buy/sell — no P2P workaround needed
- Crypto debit cards usable for international subscriptions and shopping (site cites over $10,000/month card spend)
- Built for the Nigerian market, with local payment culture and support
- Not among the exchanges with a verified SEC Nigeria provisional licence (only Quidax and Busha held ARIP provisional licences as of this research)
- Crypto prices are highly volatile and holdings sit largely outside any investor-protection or deposit-insurance scheme
- Card fees, limits and availability are only fully visible inside the app
Fees, eligibility & documents
- Nigerian residents aged 18+
- Completed identity verification (KYC)
- Nigerian bank account or supported funding channel for NGN
- Government-issued photo ID (NIN slip, driver's licence, or passport)
- BVN and/or selfie verification
- Proof of address may be requested at higher tiers
How Bitmama compares in crypto exchanges
| Bitmama | Quidax | Busha | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ngn Support | Direct NGN buy/sell pairs on the platform (BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC and others) | — | — |
| Speed | In-app trades are near-instant; NGN settlement depends on bank rails | — | — |
| Licence/ Registration | No SEC Nigeria provisional (ARIP) licence verified during this research | — | — |
| Best For | Nigerians who want naira on/off ramps plus a dollar card for foreign payments | Local, regulated buying | Simple naira buying |
| Visit Bitmama → | Visit Quidax → | Visit Busha → |
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