The Central Bank of Nigeria has pegged the minimum transaction limit for corporate and individuals transacting with Bank Neutral Cash Hubs at N1m and N500,000 respectively. The banking regulator disclosed this in a guideline for the registration and operation of Bank Neutral Cash Hubs in Nigeria released on Monday. It said, “The threshold for eligible transactions at a BNCH shall be as follows: A minimum transaction value of N500,000 for individuals; a minimum transaction value of N1m for corporate entities.” According to the apex bank, it launched the Nigerian Cash Management System in a bid to reduce cost and improve operational efficiency in the country’s cash management value chain in collaboration with the Banker’s Committee.

Please who can help me get my refund from Sterling bank. I got a refund of my tuition fee deposit from a school I apply to in the UK which did not issue me the document I needed to apply for study visa. I subsequently asked them to refund my money and they sent me a mail that my money was returned to Sterling bank since 10th of February 2022. Today is 15th of March and Sterling bank has still not given me the money despite repeated calls. I want to report them to CBN but don't know the email to send my mail to. £4,000 is no small money.

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Please who can help me get my refund from Sterling bank. I got a refund of my tuition fee deposit from a school I apply to in the UK which did not issue me the document I needed to apply for study visa. I subsequently asked them to refund my money and they sent me a mail that my money was returned to Sterling bank since 10th of February 2022. Today is 15th of March and Sterling bank has still not given me the money despite repeated calls. I want to report them to CBN but don't know the email to send my mail to. £4,000 is no small money.

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