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SNR
Live on mainnet · Naira-backed

A stable Naira
for a volatile market.

SNR is a fiat-backed, on-chain Naira — every unit issued against audited NGN reserves at CBN-licensed banks, designed regulator-first under SEC ARIP and ISA 2025, and natively cross-chain through burn-and-mint.

Backing
1:1 NGN
CBN-licensed reserves
Cross-chain
Burn & mint
no wrapped tokens
Live on mainnet
ETH · Base · BNB
since 2026-05-05
Why trust SNR

Stable money is earned, not minted.

Three things determine whether a stablecoin is worth holding: where the reserves sit, who can audit them, and how you move the token. SNR was designed against all three from the very first commit.

Backed 1:1, attested monthly

Every SNR is collateralised by Naira held in a segregated trust at CBN-licensed banks. Reserves are reconciled daily and attested monthly by an ICAN-accredited auditor.

  • Segregated trust at Tier-1 banks
  • Monthly attestation, on-chain hash anchor
  • Quarterly Big-Four assurance from year 2

Regulator-first by design

Built against the SEC FinPort checklist for ARIP and ISA 2025 from line one. Pause, freeze, seize and a hard mint cap live in the contract — primitives banks and regulators recognise.

  • SEC ARIP-aligned issuance pathway
  • ISA 2025 digital-asset rulebook
  • BVN-anchored KYC + NFIU AML/CFT

Cross-chain that doesn't lie

Move SNR by burning on the source chain and minting on the destination — no wrapped tokens, no honeypot bridge contracts. One canonical SNR per chain, always.

  • Native burn-and-mint via CCTP
  • m-of-n attester quorum, public
  • Permissionless relaying
Live since 2026-05-05
0 mainnets

Ethereum · Base · BNB Chain — verified end-to-end

Reserve coverage
0%

totalSupply ≤ attested NGN reserves at all times

Cross-chain delivery
0 min

Median burn-and-mint wall-time on testnet

Decimals = 2
0 = 100 kobo

Matches the Naira's accounting reality

Live transparency stats

The model, in plain English

Naira in the bank. Naira on-chain. One unit, one number.

No algorithmic peg. No basket of crypto. No protocol-owned liquidity. Just a 1:1 promise — verifiable on the chain, anchored at a Nigerian bank.

  1. Step 01

    Send Naira to a regulated bank

    Pay ₦1,000 into a virtual account at a CBN-licensed banking partner. The deposit is verified at the source — no IOUs, no P2P trust.

    POST /v1/intents/mint  →  ₦1,000.00
  2. Step 02

    API runs KYC and mints SNR

    The api anchors the deposit to your BVN-verified identity, runs a reserve check, and emits a single mint Transfer(0x0, you, 100 000) on-chain.

    Transfer(from: 0x0, to: 0xYou, value: 100 000)
  3. Step 03

    Hold, send, swap, bridge

    SNR is a bearer asset on Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain. Move it cross-chain in two minutes via burn-and-mint — same canonical token everywhere.

    TokenMessenger.depositForBurn(amount, dstDomain, dstRecipient)
  4. Step 04

    Redeem at par, on demand

    Burn your SNR and you get the corresponding Naira paid out to your bank account, reconciled against the same off-chain reference.

    RedeemRequested(0xYou, 100 000, 'redeem_…')
Developer gateway

Built for builders. Open by default.

A single, type-safe SDK on every chain. Faucets that actually work. Verified contracts you can read. Brand assets you can ship. Plug SNR into your wallet, dApp, or fintech in minutes.

~ redeem.ts@stablenaira/sdk
import { createStableNairaClient } from"@stablenaira/sdk";

const snr = createStableNairaClient({
  apiKey: process.env.SNR_API_KEY!,
  baseUrl: "https://api.stablenaira.com/v1",
});

// initiate a redemption
const tx = await snr.transactions.redeem({
  amountKobo: 100_000,
  recipientId: "rec_…",
  idempotencyKey: crypto.randomUUID(),
});
Install the SDKView on GitHubnpm i @stablenaira/sdk
Live deployments
Mainnet · live since 2026-05-05
Testnet · for builders
Brand kit

Wallets, dApps, and exchanges that integrate SNR are encouraged to render the same green ₦ ring everywhere — that consistency is the strongest legitimacy signal in this market.

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Become a launch partner

Wallets, exchanges, payroll and remittance teams: SNR is live on mainnet today. Add the canonical addresses, point users to redemption, and ship Naira-native rails alongside USDC and USDT.

  • Wallets
  • Exchanges
  • Remittance
  • Merchants
Compliance & legitimacy

Built for the rule-book, not around it.

Compliance is a design discipline at SNR, not a wrapper. Every line in the contract maps to a regulator obligation; every flow ties back to a CBN-licensed bank rail.

  • SEC ARIP

    Designed to the FinPort checklist for the SEC's Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Programme — the fast-track licence path for digital-asset issuers.

  • ISA 2025

    Aligned with Nigeria's Investments and Securities Act 2025, which formally recognises digital assets and enables a full VASP licence pathway.

  • BVN-anchored KYC

    Identity is rooted in Nigerian banking infrastructure — every minting account ties to a Bank Verification Number, not a P2P signal.

  • NFIU AML/CFT

    Travel Rule, sanctions screening, suspicious-transaction reporting and a compliance-multisig with freeze and seize powers on-chain.

  • NDPA data protection

    User data is processed under the Nigeria Data Protection Act — minimised, consented, and held in-country.

  • Reserve attestations

    Monthly attestations by an ICAN-accredited auditor; quarterly Big-Four assurance from year two. Hashes anchored on-chain for verification.

What SNR is — and isn't.

Position matters as much as design. Here's what SNR is and isn't, stated up front.

  • Live on Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain mainnet
  • A regulator-aligned stablecoin
  • 1:1 NGN-backed, redeemable at par
  • A complement to USD stablecoins
  • A CBDC
  • A USD stablecoin
  • A P2P or unbacked token
  • A fintech wallet balance
Honest answers

The questions we keep getting.

If a stablecoin can't answer these, you shouldn't hold it. Here are the answers, on the record.

  • No. SNR is a private, fiat-backed stablecoin issued on public blockchains. Each unit is backed 1:1 by Naira held in a segregated trust at CBN-licensed banks. The eNaira is Nigeria's CBDC — a central-bank liability on a permissioned chain. SNR and eNaira are different products with different trust models.

Live on mainnet · ETH · Base · BNB

A stable Naira is not a nice-to-have.
It's infrastructure — and it's live.

SNR is on mainnet today across Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain — contracts verified, addresses public, redemptions open. Whether you're storing value, building a wallet, or running a remittance corridor, you can ship right now.