Frequently Asked Questions
Plain-language answers about the proposed model, its boundaries and the distinctions between blueprint design and verified implementation status.
01Is Zamani Africa a bank or payment service provider?
No such status is claimed here. The blueprint states that Zamani Africa does not hold, transfer, clear or settle monetary funds and is designed to complement existing licensed financial infrastructure.
02Is the Zamani Exchange Unit already active?
The blueprint says it is not to be activated before formal regulatory guidance from the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Nigeria. The public website does not claim it is active.
03Has the Nigeria pilot launched?
The source material describes a proposed pilot and validation plan. No evidence was supplied for this website to claim that the pilot has launched or completed exchanges.
04Are there verified participant organisations?
No verified public participant list or signed-participant information was supplied for publication. The website therefore makes no participant-count or partnership claims.
05Does an ITCA score certify a business?
No. The blueprint’s principle is “Verify, do not certify.” Verification and scoring are not guarantees of commercial reliability.
06Does FTV guarantee the price of an asset?
No. FTV is described as a proposed reference-based method for exchange accounting, not a guarantee of market price or speculative instrument.
07Who serves on the Technical and Policy Working Group?
The blueprint describes its mandate but the materials supplied for the website did not include a verified and approved current roster. Names will be added only after confirmation and approval.
08Can I register through this website?
This is the public institutional website. Participant registration and sign-in links point to routes retained from the supplied project configuration; those routes should be confirmed against the local operational platform before deployment.