Bitcoin

Strike CEO Jack Mallers Announces Expansion of Services into Africa

Today, Strike CEO Jack Mallers announced the expansion of Strike’s suite of Bitcoin services into multiple African markets.

Strike Africa is now available in Gabon, Côte d’Ivoire, Malawi, Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda and Zambia, with further expansion planned in the future. With this expansion, Strike aims to address the unique financial challenges faced by many African countries, including high inflation rates, currency devaluation, and expensive remittance services.

“Strike Africa is just the beginning,” said Mallers. “Our commitment to Bitcoin is stronger than ever and we will continue to launch new regions throughout 2024.”

Strike Africa gives users access to a wide range of Bitcoin and Lightning services, including local fiat on/off ramps, Bitcoin and USDT buying and selling capabilities, cross-border payments, and more. Through these services, Strike aims to provide fast, secure and cost-effective financial solutions to individuals and businesses.

Jack Mallers highlighted the importance of Bitcoin as a digital reserve asset and hedge against inflation for African countries experiencing economic turmoil. He emphasized that Strike’s services can have a significant impact in providing individuals with the tools to protect their property rights and preserve their wealth.

Strike Africa also allows businesses to open an account and access a range of services tailored to their needs. We hope that the availability of the Strike API will help developers build innovative Bitcoin and payments tools for customers in Africa and beyond.

Additionally, Strike Private will provide customized services to qualified clients, including custom pricing, Bitcoin education, market analysis, and more. This tailored approach is intended to support customers on their Bitcoin journey and provide expert guidance and support.

Related Articles

Back to top button