I’m building KryptWave, a Nigeria-focused crypto on-ramp designed to make buying and receiving crypto much simpler.
The idea is straightforward:
Buy crypto:
Choose an asset → enter the Naira amount → enter your wallet address → pay → receive the crypto directly in your wallet.
We’re also building crypto payment links, so freelancers, creators and businesses can generate a link, share it with a customer, and receive crypto payments without constantly sending wallet addresses back and forth.
KryptWave is non-custodial — we’re not trying to become another exchange where users keep their crypto on the platform.
The waitlist is now live at https://www.kryptwave.ng
We’re currently testing the infrastructure in sandbox and preparing for launch.
I’d love feedback from other founders/builders: Would you use something like this, and what would stop you from trusting a new crypto on-ramp?
The non-custodial angle is notable. For a new on-ramp, trust seems inseparable from the product itself, especially when users are sending funds directly to their own wallets.