Hello nairalanders, I had a small issue which has to do with Adsense payment.

So the question goes like this:
I have a GTB bank account which is saving. But please can I use it for my Google Adsense to receive my payment.


But would be glad to hear from you guys. Thank you.

is it nor better you use online payments companies?

payoneer/paypal then direct to your master card

See https://lotsofstory.com for tutorials on this

But bro please answer to my question becuse I've heard countless of people receiving their payment directly to their bank account and by the way am using Nigeria adsense unless you're looking to drive traffic to your site. hmmmm

op, i didn't joke about what I said. Use e-payments instead. Esp payoneer.
Or you can go through the stress of meeting your bank and asking for details.

etainment360:
op, i didn't joke about what I said. Use e-payments instead. Esp payoneer.

Or you can go through the stress of meeting your bank and asking for details.

Nigerians are not allowed to receive funds via PayPal and Payoneer u will need their credit card which takes months to arrive if it will ever get to you.
If you want to help why not provide the direct url to your site that talks about something related like what the op asked.
Placing links like this on nairaland.com will only multiply your bounce rates and have Naga t I've impact on your blog

Jeremy24:
But bro please answer to my question becuse I've heard countless of people receiving their payment directly to their bank account and by the way am using Nigeria adsense unless you're looking to drive traffic to your site. hmmmm

yeah you can use your gtb savings account to receive payment from adsense. I use union bank savings acct to receive mine.

Thank you, bro. At least I can see someone who had answered to my request without any deterring factor to my requested question.

hollawaley2:
yeah you can use your gtb savings account to receive payment from adsense. I use union bank savings acct to receive mine.

Am just fed up with the guy, always making reference to something out of the content. He is just looking for traffic that's all.

3html:

Nigerians are not allowed to receive funds via PayPal and Payoneer u will need their credit card which takes months to arrive if it will ever get to you.
If you want to help why not provide the direct url to your site that talks about something related like what the op asked.
Placing links like this on nairaland.com will only multiply your bounce rates and have Naga t I've impact on your blog

Jeremy24:
Hello nairalanders, I had a small issue which has to do with Adsense payment.

So the question goes like this:
I have a GTB bank account which is saving. But please can I use it for my Google Adsense to receive my payment.


But would be glad to hear from you guys. Thank you.

How's this an issue?

Jeremy24:
Hello nairalanders, I had a small issue which has to do with Adsense payment.

So the question goes like this:
I have a GTB bank account which is saving. But please can I use it for my Google Adsense to receive my payment.


But would be glad to hear from you guys. Thank you.

Since yours is a Nigerian account, you have two options:

Your first option is to use your local savings or current account. With this option, the bank would have converted your earnings for you and would credit your account with the Naira equivalent. But the sad part is that banks convert at official rates, which is presently around N305 to one dollar, I think.

Your second option is to open a domiciliary account. With this option, you'd be able to collect your cash in dollars from the bank, and you can subsequently exchange it for naira at black market rates, which are presently between N355 and N360 to the dollar.

So, if you receive $200 from Adsense, for example, the first option will fetch you N61,000, while the second option will fetch you at least N71,000. As you can see, the difference is clear.

webincomeplus:

Since yours is a Nigerian account, you have two options:

Your first option is to use your local savings or current account. With this option, the bank would have converted your earnings for you and would credit your account with the Naira equivalent. But the sad part is that banks convert at official rates, which is presently around N305 to one dollar, I think.

Your second option is to open a domiciliary account. With this option, you'd be able to collect your cash in dollars from the bank, and you can subsequently exchange it for naira at black market rates, which are presently between N355 and N360 to the dollar.

So, if you receive $200 from Adsense, for example, the first option will fetch you N61,000, while the second option will fetch you at least N71,000. As you can see, the difference is clear.

Nice Suggestion Bro. And BTW have you received this month's payment, I know google has paid buh have your bank "processed" it and sent it to you? cos mine is slow as fuvck and I think am gonna have problems cos 25th is on Monday which banks don't work

webincomeplus:

Since yours is a Nigerian account, you have two options:

Your first option is to use your local savings or current account. With this option, the bank would have converted your earnings for you and would credit your account with the Naira equivalent. But the sad part is that banks convert at official rates, which is presently around N305 to one dollar, I think.

Your second option is to open a domiciliary account. With this option, you'd be able to collect your cash in dollars from the bank, and you can subsequently exchange it for naira at black market rates, which are presently between N355 and N360 to the dollar.

So, if you receive $200 from Adsense, for example, the first option will fetch you N61,000, while the second option will fetch you at least N71,000. As you can see, the difference is clear.

Pls can wire transfer from usa be received by Nigeria savings account?

Carmal90:

Pls can wire transfer from usa be received by Nigeria savings account?

No.

webincomeplus:

Since yours is a Nigerian account, you have two options:

Your first option is to use your local savings or current account. With this option, the bank would have converted your earnings for you and would credit your account with the Naira equivalent. But the sad part is that banks convert at official rates, which is presently around N305 to one dollar, I think.

Your second option is to open a domiciliary account. With this option, you'd be able to collect your cash in dollars from the bank, and you can subsequently exchange it for naira at black market rates, which are presently between N355 and N360 to the dollar.

So, if you receive $200 from Adsense, for example, the first option will fetch you N61,000, while the second option will fetch you at least N71,000. As you can see, the difference is clear.

What if its nt a naija acct??

gtbqnk will ask you to open dorm account