FlashChange, a growing digital asset trading and fintech company, has joined the Stakeholders in Blockchain Technology Association of Nigeria (SiBAN), the country’s foremost self-regulatory body for blockchain and digital assets.
The company announced the move in Lagos recently, describing it as a significant step in strengthening its commitment to transparency, user protection, and responsible innovation in Nigeria’s fast-evolving blockchain and digital finance space.
FlashChange chief executive officer, Bidemi Oke, said the partnership with SiBAN reflects the firm’s focus on long-term impact in the industry. “For us, it’s more than a membership, it is a commitment to transparency, consumer protection, and collaborative innovation. By joining forces with SiBAN and its diverse network of stakeholders, we aim to help shape policies, advance industry standards, and drive sustainable growth in the digital finance ecosystem,” he said.
Chief technology officer, Olamide Olayiwola, added that user experience remains central to the company’s operations. “By joining SiBAN, we are doubling down on our commitment to secure, transparent, and user-first blockchain solutions. This collaboration will accelerate innovation, raise security standards, and provide Nigerians and global users with safe, reliable, and future-ready platforms,” he said.
Through its membership, FlashChange will be actively involved in initiatives such as policy advocacy, stakeholder education, and industry collaboration. The company said this aligns with its mission to make financial solutions safer, more accessible, and more innovative for users across Nigeria and beyond.
