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Nigeria's average inflation ran at around 23% in 2025. That means money sitting in a Naira savings account effectively lost around a quarter of its purchasing power in a year. And if you tried to protect yourself with crypto? For much of the last few years, your bank probably made that harder too. Nigerians moved nearly $22 billion through stablecoins between mid-2023 and mid-2024. It's one of the best ways to preserve savings, pay international suppliers, and receive remittances without paying high fees. But the on-ramp and off-ramp have always been the problem. Getting Naira in and out of crypto usually meant a risky P2P trade or a clunky exchange. Until now. Open Wallet will be launching support for NGN in March 2026. You will be able to buy and sell crypto directly to and from your Nigerian bank account via NUBAN. Here's how it works: 1️⃣ To buy crypto: Transfer Naira from your home bank account to your named Open Wallet bank account. It converts to USDT in your self-custodial wallet in 90 seconds. 2️⃣ To sell crypto: Send stablecoins and Naira lands directly in your home bank account in under 90 seconds. Your bank sees a normal incoming transfer with your Open Wallet bank account as the sender. Your crypto stays completely self-custodial throughout both flows. This is the missing piece for Nigeria. Stablecoins are already the most practical tool for protecting your savings from inflation. Now moving between crypto and your Naira account is as simple as a regular bank transfer. If inflation has been quietly destroying your savings, it's time to switch to Open Wallet.