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Divest Launches In South Africa — Crypto To Cash In 60 Seconds, No P2P, No Stress | SA News

30 June 2025 by Guest
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Divest, the African-founded crypto offramp platform that’s redefining how people turn crypto into cash, is officially launching in South Africa. With a promise to deliver payouts in under 60 seconds, eliminate the headaches of peer-to-peer trading, and offer the best market rates, Divest is stepping into the market with one mission: make crypto cashouts fast, secure, and seamless.

“Crypto should work for EVERYONE, not just early adopters or professional traders. South Africans deserve a cashout experience that’s instant, safe, and stress-free — that’s why Divest is here,” said Kelechi Idoko, CEO and Co-founder of Divest.

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