A fabric trader in Balogun Market has a customer ready to pay in eNaira. The money is in the customer's wallet. The trader can't take it.
Nigeria's Central Bank has built one of the most technically sophisticated CBDCs in the world. But the infrastructure connecting it to real commercial activity did not exist: no simple onboarding, no QR standard at the till, and no way to settle into an ordinary Naira bank account.
We are not a bank, not a wallet and not a payment processor. We are the operational middleware that makes eNaira transactions possible at a fabric market stall, a medical clinic or a roadside food vendor.