Selling crypto in Kaduna
Kaduna was once the capital of the old Northern Region, and it still feels like a regional centre: government offices, military institutions, factories and a large population spread along both banks of the Kaduna River. People here are used to getting around, but nobody wants to cross the river to meet a stranger about a crypto deal. In the Snapiro app you pick the coin, copy an address that belongs only to you, send, and check the naira figure before you accept it.
North and south of the river
Kawo, Malali and Ungwan Rimi in the north of the city and Barnawa, Sabon Tasha, Narayi and Kakuri in the south can feel like different towns. Snapiro does not care which side you are on. The rate depends on the coin and the moment you confirm, not on your address.
Plenty of people also travel between Kaduna and Abuja on the train from Rigasa. If you move between the two cities, you can sell in one and withdraw in the other.
Students, soldiers and civil servants
Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna State University and the Nigerian Defence Academy bring students and cadets from across the country. Add the state civil service and the businesses around Kaduna Central Market, and you have a city where many people hold a little crypto and want a safe way to turn it into naira.
Cashing out in Kaduna
Your sold crypto becomes naira in your Snapiro wallet, ready to send to any bank or wallet on NIBSS. Kaduna is on the Kaduna Electric network, and you can buy a token from the same wallet once you have sold.
Before you send
- Match the network on both sides. If your app says TRC20, send on TRC20.
- Keep the transaction hash from your exchange until the deposit shows.
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