Nigerian crypto infrastructure company Bitnob has introduced Bitnob Enterprise, a non-custodial infrastructure stack, alongside an updated version of Bitnob Business, its managed platform for companies building on modern financial rails.

The two products give businesses a choice between managed and non-custodial operating models while leveraging the same underlying infrastructure. Bitnob Business, first launched in 2022, offers API and dashboard access to wallets, payments, treasury operations, stablecoin settlement, swaps, collections, payouts, and virtual card products. The enterprise offering adds a non-custodial layer for regulated financial institutions, fintechs, and developers that require greater control over their custody architecture. More than $4.5 billion has moved through Bitnob’s infrastructure to date.

The launch arrives as stablecoin use across Sub-Saharan Africa accelerates. Stablecoins now account for roughly 43 percent of digital asset transaction activity in the region, driven by practical use cases such as supplier payments, treasury management, and cross-border commerce, according to a 2025 Oui Capital report. Africa’s cross-border payments corridor is projected to grow from approximately $329 billion annually to nearly $1 trillion by 2035. Both Bitnob Business and Bitnob Enterprise are available free of charge from today.