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A Crucial Call for Participation in a Survey from the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA)

The Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA), founded in September 2024 and headquartered in Nigeria, is entering its next phase of evolution. As the premier Africa-focused advocacy group for the virtual asset industry, our mission is to foster innovation, harmonize regulation, and build a safe and thriving virtual asset ecosystem across the African continent.
To achieve our Africa mandate, we are transitioning our leadership to a Pan-African structure. We are seeking visionary, volunteer-based leaders to join our team and represent the diverse interests of the African continent in a remote-work environment that encourages personal initiative, collaboration, and excellence.
We are inviting expressions of interest from seasoned professionals and industry players to fill the key roles available under our new structure which is a permanent, scalable framework that has been designed for experienced volunteers who understandably have limited time but high impact. Interested applicants should note that the roles listed below are voluntary positions, not salaried, operating within a budget system.
Apart from the Annual General Meeting (AGM), the Executive Council meets quarterly, online or onsite.
Apart from the AGM, the Secretariat meets bi-monthly (every 2 months), online or onsite.
These are pro-bono or public interest, volunteer roles designed for high-impact individuals who want to shape the innovation and regulatory legacy of Africa’s digital economy. As a member of the Leadership Team, you will:
Strategic Network: Collaborate with the continent’s leading founders and entrepreneurs, legal and compliance experts, and policy architects.
We are looking for C-suite executives, legal practitioners, and policy experts currently active in the blockchain, fintech, or virtual asset space. Candidates must demonstrate:
If you are ready to lead Africa’s virtual asset future, please submit a brief Statement of Interest (max 300 words), your professional profile, and LinkedIn profile to us here.
27 February 2026.
VASPA is an inclusive organization. We strongly encourage applications from across all 54 African nations to ensure true continental representation.
A Crucial Call for Participation in a Survey from the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA)
ABUJA FCT, NIGERIA — July 27, 2026 — As stablecoins continue to solidify their position as the primary settlement engine for cross-border trade, remittances, and corporate liquidity across West Africa, the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA) is proud to announce its full support and active participation in the Nigeria Stablecoin Summit (NSS) 2.0. Organized by the Africa Stablecoin Network (ASN) and convened by industry leader Nathaniel Luz, the summit will take place on Thursday, 30 July 2026, at the Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. VASPA’s endorsement underscores our commitment to fostering industry alignment, supporting ecosystem conveners, and advancing safe, compliant stablecoin rails across the continent. VASPA Leadership at NSS 2.0 To support ASN's vision of accelerating stablecoin adoption and regulatory clarity, VASPA’s executive leadership and policy team will be featured throughout the summit: Franklin Peters (Executive Chair, VASPA) will grace the summit as an official Special Guest, interfacing with capital allocators, banking executives, and ecosystem builders. Favour Uche (Assistant Lead, Policy & Regulatory Affairs Unit, VASPA) will be moderating a high-stakes panel session focusing on Stablecoin Regulation, AML/CFT Compliance, and Sovereign Monetary Alignment. Senator Ihenyen (Founding Trustee, VASPA) will attend as a VIP Delegate, bringing high-level policy and governance...
Founded in 2024, the Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA) is a Pan-African industry body registered as an Incorporated Trustee with the Corporate Affairs Commission in Nigeria (CAC IT: 79069970), comprising individual, corporate, and institutional members from across Africa. Join us to shape the future of virtual asset in Africa.