cNGN documentation
  • Introduction
    • Overview
      • Use Cases
      • Definitions
      • Brand Assets
    • Going Live checklist
  • Getting Started
    • Security
      • Generating SSH keys
      • Generating API Keys
      • Encrypting / Decrypting Request
  • Integrations
    • Contract Address
    • Networks Enum
    • Authorization
    • Endpoints
      • Get Balance
      • Get Bank List
      • Transaction History
      • Virtual Account
      • Redeem Assets
      • Withdraw cNGN
      • Verify Withdrawal
      • Bridge cNGN
      • Whitelist Address
  • Libraries/SDKs
    • Backend Libraries
      • cNGN PHP Library
      • cNGN Python Library
      • cNGN Nodejs Library
      • cNGN Java Library
    • Frontend SDKs/Widget
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Use Cases

1. Cross-Border Payments

Businesses and individuals can use cNGN to make instant and low-cost cross-border payments, reducing fees and transaction times compared to traditional financial systems.

  • Users: Exporters, freelancers, or remittance services.

2. Transparent and Auditable Financial Transactions

Institutions can track every transaction in real-time using blockchain technology, ensuring full transparency and compliance with regulatory bodies.

  • Users: Financial institutions, auditors.

3. Regulated Digital Asset Integration

Financial entities can integrate cNGN as a regulated stablecoin to ensure compliance while accessing the benefits of digital assets, bridging the gap between traditional finance and the blockchain space.

  • Users: Banks, fintech startups.

4. Cost-Efficient Domestic Transfers

Individuals can make secure and cost-effective domestic transfers using cNGN, benefiting from the low fees of digital currency transactions.

  • Users: Individuals, small businesses.

5. Financial Inclusion for Unbanked Populations

By leveraging cNGN, unbanked populations can gain access to digital financial services, enhancing financial inclusion and fostering economic growth.

  • Users: NGOs, fintech companies focusing on financial inclusion.

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