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    Silver Member Contributor Level 5 petrderbikov's Avatar
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    How does taxation work for cryptocurrency transactions in Nigeria?

    Can you explain the process of buying cryptocurrencies in Nigeria, from setting up a wallet to making the actual purchase? Are there any restrictions on the amount of cryptocurrency one can buy or sell in Nigeria, and how are these limits determined? How does taxation work for cryptocurrency transactions in Nigeria? What are the tax implications for traders and investors?

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    Certainly! To buy bitcoin in nigeria with cash, first, you need to set up a cryptocurrency wallet. You can choose from various wallet options, including online, mobile, hardware, or paper wallets. Next, you can use a platform like Bitpapa to find local sellers who accept cash payments. Contact a seller, agree on the amount and price, and arrange a meeting in a safe, public place. After meeting, the seller will transfer the Bitcoin to your wallet once you provide your wallet address. There are currently no specific restrictions on the amount of cryptocurrency one can buy or sell in Nigeria, but it's crucial to adhere to any future regulatory changes.

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    Setting up a wallet and using platforms like Bitpapa to find local sellers who accept cash payments sounds like a straightforward process.

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