Busha

Busha brings direct crypto purchases, asset conversions and scheduled buying into one account. Its Nigerian service is useful for someone funding purchases in naira who wants to keep individual orders and a recurring plan in the same app. The wider website also displays Kenyan shilling markets; the naira account limits below should not be assumed to apply to Kenya.

You need a phone number, email address and government approved identification, and must be 18 or older. Email confirmation is Level 0; Level 1 adds a phone number and personal details. Level 2 requires identification, such as a Bank Verification Number or government ID, and Level 3 adds proof of home address. Busha may request extra documents. Level 1 permits deposits but no withdrawals. The published naira limits for Level 2 are NGN 10 million in monthly deposits and the same amount in withdrawals; Level 3 raises each to NGN 500 million.

For a scheduled purchase, choose Trade on the home screen and then Recurring buy. Select the coin, use Today to set the start date, choose the frequency and enter an amount. The summary lets you add an end date and an optional target quantity of crypto before confirming. Later, open the asset and scroll to Recurring buys to inspect the order.

Check the difference between buying and selling before placing a trade. Open Search, or Explore followed by All Crypto, choose the coin and tap its information icon. Busha displays its separate Buy and Sell rates in naira. A portfolio valuation is not a substitute for that current quote. Both the exchange rate and the value of your crypto can move against you.

Sending crypto to an external wallet carries a coin and network specific charge. The published schedule includes 0.00005 BTC for Bitcoin and 0.0005 ETH for Ethereum. Tether transfers differ by network: the listed charge is 5 USDT on Tron and 2 USDT on Ethereum. Busha says congestion can change these amounts, so inspect the final transfer details as well as the destination network.