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    Binance expands crypto access in West and Central Africa with mobile money integration

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    Binance, the world’s leading blockchain and cryptocurrency infrastructure provider, continues to drive innovation and expand access to cryptocurrency in Africa. The platform has now enabled users in Benin, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Togo, and Senegal to purchase crypto directly through mobile money payments, facilitated by local partnerships.

    This new feature strengthens Binance’s commitment to providing simple and secure access to cryptocurrency for users across the continent, reinforcing its vision of financial inclusion.

    “We remain focused on advancing financial inclusion and delivering user-friendly solutions for crypto adoption across Africa,” said Samantha Fuller, Spokeswoman for Binance. “This expansion into West and Central Africa is a significant step in our mission to increase crypto adoption, providing millions of people with more direct access to the global digital economy.”

    The new service currently supports only BUY transactions, simplifying the entry point for new crypto users in these regions. It offers a reliable and secure platform for acquiring digital assets.

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