According to VALR’s summit recap, the exchange has grown rapidly over the past two years, serving more than 1.7 million registered users and over 1,800 corporate and institutional clients globally. Its platform provides deep liquidity for Bitcoin trades and supports a comprehensive suite of products, including OTC services, lending, staking, and business-oriented tools that bridge traditional finance and Bitcoin rails.
Speakers at the summit highlighted how Bitcoin adoption in Africa stems from necessity, as users seek alternatives to save value and reduce reliance on volatile local currencies. They also discussed how institutional connectivity, such as deeper fiat on/off-ramps, regulated infrastructure, and partnerships — supports enterprise-level adoption.