In its Kenya comeback, Luno targets crypto users who feel left out of risky P2P platforms

Luno, the UK-based crypto company which operates in South Africa, Nigeria—and recently, Uganda—now has a fourth horse to back in its Africa race: Kenya. On June 23, the company announced its re-entry into the East African country after a 2014 exit, expanding its regional presence.

Luno, operating as BitX, first entered Kenya in 2013. It was one of the first startups to offer…