Africa’s Digital Asset Leaders Unveil the 2026 Builders Accord
A Crucial Call for Participation in a Survey from the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA)
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A Crucial Call for Participation in a Survey from the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA)
On December 10, 2025, the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA) convened a select group of industry leaders in the fintech and virtual asset space under the Chatham House Rule to discuss the future of the African VASP landscape. The objective of this meeting was to develop the 2026 Builders Accord, a coordinated action plan to de-risk, scale, and secure the ecosystem.
On December 10, 2025, the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA) convened a select group of industry leaders in the fintech and virtual asset space under the Chatham House Rule to discuss the future of the African VASP landscape. The objective of this meeting was to develop the 2026 Builders Accord, a coordinated action plan to de-risk, scale, and secure the ecosystem.
A Crucial Call for Participation in a Survey from the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA)
Abuja FCT, Nigeria — On October 30, 2025, the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA) presented an expert working paper, titled “The Path to Clarity—Proposing a Unified Virtual Asset Service Act (VASA) for Responsible Innovation and Adoption in Nigeria” to the House of Representatives’ Ad Hoc Committee on the Economic,
Regulatory and Security Implications of
Cryptocurrency Adoption and POS
Operations in Nigeria.
A Crucial Call for Participation in a Survey from the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA)
Africa’s Premier Industry Body Unites Innovators, Regulators, and Investors to Shape the Continent’s Virtual Asset Ecosystem
The rapid growth of virtual assets has created a significant divide between core crypto Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) and traditional operators in Africa.
Africa’s virtual asset industry is still very much in its infancy stage (at least relatively).