SpaceTrade is repositioning its business beyond cryptocurrency trading, targeting everyday payments and utility services as it seeks to broaden digital-asset adoption among Nigerians.
The company’s new strategy, unveiled alongside a new brand identity and headquarters, will see the platform expand its services to include airtime purchases, electricity bill payments, gift cards and other everyday financial utilities.
The shift marks a broader attempt by the crypto-focused company to move digital assets from predominantly investment and trading activities into practical transactions used in consumers’ daily lives.
Speaking at a media briefing in Lagos, Emmanuel Amure, chief executive officer of SpaceTrade, said accessibility, education and practical use cases would form the foundation of the company’s new direction.
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