Digital currency has been growing in Nigeria for some time. For some it might be difficult to get started with it and some don't know how to learn more about it.

To inform and educate people a bit more about digital currencies and nano, we have written a guide that explains what it is, how it works and how you can get started. To be clear, we are a non profit organisation and one of our main goals is education.

It is important to know that these new currencies and specifically nano is not for investing. It is to use as money. To send and receive value globally without needing a bank account. One of the main points is that a currency like nano can help people. For instance, someone in Lagos is using it to support orphanages. It works great for donations because money can be sent anywhere globally without transaction fees. All that is needed is a smartphone and an internet connection.

You can read about the orphanage initiative here:
https://nano.org/en/blog/how-samuel-uses-nano-to-support-orphanages-in-lagos--4adc7f4c

Read our guide here
https://nano.org/en/blog/the-beginners-guide-to-cryptocurrency-and-nano--652f72a2

And to explore more how nano can help many people that do not have easy access to banking, check this out
https://nano.org/en/blog/why-nano-can-build-a-bridge-to-the-global-economy--377ae697

Our goal is to educate people. We would love to know your thoughts on the above information. Do you feel like this is useful for education? How can it be better? Let me know in the comments