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Wema Bank, one of Nigeria’s leading commercial banks, has announced the lifting of the suspension of international transactions on naira cards.

Source: The Guardian

In a letter addressed to its customers and obtained by The Guardian, the bank declared the end of the suspension on international transactions conducted through naira cards.

Recall that many commercial banks in the country prohibited the use of naira cards for international ATM cash withdrawals, web and POS transactions, implying that cardholders cannot make cash withdrawals or payments through those channels outside the country.

However, in a statement sent to its customers, Wema Bank announced that it has lifted the embargo on international transactions on naira cards, which means that customers can now conduct international transactions and make purchases globally.

Customers can now enjoy seamless transactions and make international purchases using their Naira cards, including Mastercard, ALAT Mastercard, and Visa, for international spending, according to the bank.

The email stated, “It’s time to enjoy seamless transactions and make purchases internationally. You can now use your Naira cards, including Mastercard, ALAT Mastercard, and Visa, for international spending.”

The lifting of the ban brings an array of benefits to customers. For starters, it enables them to make international purchases, shop at online stores all over the world, and purchase from their favourite international brands.

Wema Bank also stated that it has imposed a $500 monthly spending limit for international transactions to ensure that its customers manage their expenses responsibly and protect them from potential fraudulent activities.

“Your Naira card gives you the convenience of making payments in foreign currencies, eliminating the need for currency conversion or carrying excess cash. It’s a hassle-free and secure way to shop and transact abroad,” it added.

Is your Wema bank naira card now working for international transactions? Let us know if your bank has also resumed international spending on naira cards.

mynd44, lalasticlala, nlfpmod

gale2626:
Yes, it happened to me twice, it's really frustrating, especially in this present economic situation in the country

Really? What bank were you owing? And what bank did they deduct the debt from?

Lukepeter:
Why you dey make am sound like sai na good thing. Shey after dey carry that one, him go fi arrest anybody wey put am for there wey dey sell drugs?

And we keep talking about corruption.

Nigerians don't care about corruption as long as it benefits them

yrhuhfy113:

My latency is still better

Bintabisiriyu2:
what makes you think that the naira price won't be equivalent in dollars, only broke people think like you, there's pride in spending dollars

Pẹlẹ o young rich nigger. If we conduct a background check now, you're likely not worth up to a million dollar.

thebosstrevor1:
Are you comparing neflix 3600 naira monthly subcription with almost 20k monthly sub for starlink that is minus installation fees of almost 300k

Even with the popularity of netflix in Nigeria, Do you even know that Nigeria isnt recognised by neflix in terms of revenue for the company

It's even more than that! The amount you see on the site shows the Naira equivalent of the price which is CBN. In reality, you'll have to pay in dollars. That's almost ₦450k in black market rate. Most of these people on nairaland forming rich guys probably don't know this!

VeryWickedSimp:
This one still dey sleep. Ekuke blogger.

Awọn to ni e ni ekuke.

Rechargeam247:
🧐

Who dash you the monocle you're wearing?

Bodmum:
is your mtn unlimited? If no, gerat here.

Who invited you here? Don D

The major reason why most people are opting for starlink internet connection is the claim that it's faster than our other Nigerian network providers.

Here's a screenshot of my MTN internet speed test, can your starlink beat it?

Nlfpmod, mynd44

Now that starlink is present in Nigeria, I see a lot of people rushing to order the hardware. Currently, you can only pay for the service in dollars which is definitely going to be at black market rate.

Since they're now available in Nigeria, you should be able to pay for it in the local currency which is likely going to be way more cheaper if that happens.

It was obvious from the beginning that this programme is going to be another waste of time by the Nigeria government!

Cc lalasticlala

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Lol, this PDP politicians are still yet to come in terms with reality. In his mind, does he really believe PDP will win this election? It's not a new thing any more. By the time they lose, their serial contestant will prepare to contest again in 2027.

Naijanascam:
He is labouring so hard these days marketing BAT

See as our handsome daddy osho is looking slippery like jelly fish

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