South Africa example
The FSCA publishes an approved crypto-asset-service-provider list and an FSP search. Confirm the exact legal entity; this does not establish availability elsewhere.
Compare two providers using sources you checked yourself. The workbook counts documented and unresolved items; it never ranks providers or declares one safe.
No record has been built. “Documented” requires a Confirmed status, a credential-free HTTPS source URL and a checked date no more than 90 days old.
The FSCA publishes an approved crypto-asset-service-provider list and an FSP search. Confirm the exact legal entity; this does not establish availability elsewhere.
The Nigeria SEC registered fintech operators page lists VASP and digital-finance participants. A program entry is not an AfroTools endorsement.
FATF virtual-asset red flags should be considered in context and are not proof by themselves. Resource links checked 23 July 2026.
No. It counts documented and unresolved evidence items only. It does not produce a trust score, ranking, safety verdict, licensing verdict or recommendation.
No. You enter and assess the sources yourself. The workbook and exports run locally in your browser without submission or browser storage.
Check the provider domain, intended-country availability, regulator register, current fee schedule, deposit and withdrawal rails, custody and withdrawal policy, security disclosures, support path and a small withdrawal test.