Without clear regulatory frameworks, South Africa risks falling behind in the tokenisation race
R903,000 alleged cyberheist case heads to the high court
Regulator hits founders with thumping sanctions and debars them for 20-years
Africa Bitcoin Corp plans a London listing to use crypto collateral to fund low-cost SME loans
Inside the party’s Burke bind
Exchange control should be modernised, but not like this
Why decentralised governance makes compromise so elusive
Despite common misconceptions, cash remains the preferred tool for criminals, not cryptocurrency.
Africa is generating record blockchain deal activity, but its share of global funding has almost halved
A six-month North Korean con drained $285m from Drift in 12 minutes, exposing DeFi’s central myth: that technology can eliminate trust
Africa leads the world in stablecoin ownership. The question is whether banks and regulators can keep pace with what is already happening
An Alibaba AI agent used company servers to mine crypto. The problem is, no-one told it to. AI spending is now live, and nobody’s quite in charge
AI and crypto have been solving different problems. Now they’re solving each other’s – and the internet will never be the same
OpenAI’s Instant Checkout and Coinbase’s x402 point to a new web: frictionless micropayments replacing surveillance, subscriptions and ad-driven models
South Africa’s payment landscape has moved from cash and early electronic systems to advanced fintech and blockchain innovation. It’s a shift towards financial freedom, inclusion…
Anti-money-laundering and cybersecurity frameworks are critical to the continent’s crypto future – and central to the credibility of the entire crypto ecosystem.
Binance Pay has gone live at tens of thousands of South African merchants – and to mark the rollout, it’s offering 50% cash back on transactions at participating merchants.
Binance is advancing crypto payments in South Africa with seamless fiat integration. By allowing the smooth conversion of rands into crypto and back, it’s making digital assets…
The expansion of the borderless payment platform now allows South Africans to pay for goods and services in crypto – just as easily as using cards or EFTs.
Lower rates mean shrinking savings returns. Diversifying is no longer optional – and for some South Africans, crypto could be part of the solution
