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[quote author=IamDavid post=104795179]Make me sef put mouth for this Kuda matter. Their customer service is zero. You must have seen that statement elsewhere, it's very true. They've not replied my email for about 2 weeks now, It's crazy.

They lock accounts on any slight complain from creditors, sometimes for no tangible reason. I have researched well and discovered they're actually smart enough to stay within the confines of the law. A bank on itself can lock your account claiming they suspect fraudulent transactions.

The process of you, clarifying yourself and getting your account unlocked may take months. We use other banks too, they don't treat us like this. They're definitely doing something (or many things**8*8

You are very right, i transfred some funds into my account at kuda from another bank and the funds have been blocked since 16th of august, all emails to them since that day have not been responded to till now, I will advise nairalanders not to use the bank for big transactions, probaly you do transactions under N500k, the bank is highly unresponsive to customer complaints, with no physical branch to complain to their online channels should be working effectively... please dont use kuda

Dear Nairalanders kindly help me, I have a UK admission for a course that is two years, my first question is, how many years proof of funds will I show the embassy, is it for the first year alone or the two years? secondly I have differed the admission to January 2022 and I have a TB certificate that will expire on 25th of December, do I require the TB certificate to still be valid at the point of entry into the UK?

Thank you.

Dear Nairalanders kindly help me, I have a UK admission for a course that is two years, my first question is, how many years proof of funds will I show the embassy, is it for the first year alone or the two years? secondly I have differed the admission to January 2022 and I have a TB certificate that will expire on 25th of December, do I require the TB certificate to still be valid at the point of entry into the UK?

Thank you.