The United States government has published a fresh list of individuals and entities accused of facilitating financial transactions for terrorist groups in 2026.

Among those named are Lagos‑based bureau de change operators and other financial intermediaries allegedly linked to networks that move funds across borders to support extremist activities.

Washington officials stressed that the designations are part of a broader crackdown on terrorism financing, aimed at disrupting the flow of money that sustains violent organizations. The move also signals closer scrutiny of Nigeria’s financial sector, particularly informal currency exchange businesses.

The full list of names was released in official documents and is referenced in the comment section of the report.