Quidax — review & details
Nigeria's first SEC-licensed crypto exchange (home-grown) — the strongest local regulatory standing, with a direct naira rail.
SEC-licensed
Quidax
★★★★☆
SEC-licensed (Nigeria)
Regulation
Direct (bank)
Naira Onramp
Local, regulated buying
Best For
Low local rates
Trading Fee
Pros
- First SEC-licensed NG exchange — real local oversight + recourse
- Direct naira deposits/withdrawals
- Home-grown, built for the NG market
Cons
- Fewer coins than the global giants
- Crypto itself is volatile — you can lose money
- Confirm current fees in the app
Fees, eligibility & documents
Fees
Trading feeApplies per trade - confirm in-app
Naira depositDirect naira on/off-ramp
WithdrawalNetwork fee (varies; TRC20 usually cheapest)
Eligibility
- 18+ Nigerian resident
- Active BVN
- A Nigerian bank account for naira rails
Documents needed
- BVN
- Valid ID
- Selfie / phone number for KYC
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How Quidax compares in crypto exchanges
| Quidax | Busha | Luno | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regulation | SEC-licensed (Nigeria) | SEC-licensed (Nigeria) | SEC incubation (ARIP) |
| Naira Onramp | Direct (bank) | Direct (bank) | Direct (bank) |
| Best For | Local, regulated buying | Simple naira buying | First-time buyers |
| Trading Fee | Low local rates | Low local rates | Low local rates |
| Visit Quidax → | Visit Busha → | Visit Luno → |
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