₦airaland Forum

We4all:
Possible in the past, perharps. But I doubt if in recent times anyone can withdraw funds resulting from technical glitches unless one of the staff of the exchange goes rogue and become an accomplice to the crime. There were many instances where I saw my crypto balance shoot up in thousands, and I was never able to withdraw a cent.

2cribz:
While my bybit is reading just 3 dollars.
My opay in so many years is now reading 6000naira
My palmpay 3k.
My data balance 200mb
Depression wan finish me
No paying client thru out this month
I don taya

yorosstores:
True story, someone deposited N1,500 into my Opay last, the person no even bother to contact me, maybe because the amount was small. Even though I was willing to return it.

Shawarmagirl:
Shows we still have honest people in Nigeria. 1 out of 50.

lightwind:
You no remember when you been de ball de lavish them ??
I no fit de lavish client money like that, i de leave the funds teh well well even if the client na active one still i no fit.

Just 3 hours ago, i received $120 apple card, trade am for Tbay sharp! My whitehead de use apple cd de embarrass me bk to bk.
Still i no de lavish am anyhow....

2cribz:
Shey na hookup

themanderon:
A good man. We still have good people littered everywhere in Nigeria especially the northern parts. Just that their leaders are very greedy n evil.

Assetosky:
I am a good man but I will not return that money

davillian:
u de here de talk no rush go open account on thier platform and hopefully the glitch fit touch u

Porksupplyib:
Read the story again. There was no transfer.
It was simply a system glitch. The money showing on his account is not there.

BlackViper:
https://www.gistreel.com/man-returns-135k-mistakenly-deposited-in-his-crypto-wallet/

Shawarmagirl:
Shows we still have honest people in Nigeria. 1 out of 50.

YoungBTCxchange:
my bruh that's a lie, thief na thief anyway in the world, you know say majority of oyibo na thief, people way dey use money run steady, BTC fraud who start am, America and China. Do your research
Until do now China are still the best in the game

BlackViper:
In a remarkable display of honesty, a Nigerian man, Sunusi Danjuma Ali, has returned over $135,000 (more than N200 million) that was mistakenly credited to his cryptocurrency wallet.

Ali, who trades on the Bitunix platform, discovered the unusual balance after logging into his account.

Recognizing that the funds were not his, he immediately reported the matter to Bitunix’s Africa team and also reached out through the company’s official X (formerly Twitter) account.

Company confirms glitch
The company later confirmed that the credit was due to a system glitch. Rather than attempting to withdraw or misuse the funds, Ali urged the company to rectify the error, earning widespread commendation for his integrity.

Bashir praises the man’s honesty
Former presidential aide Bashir Ahmad, who shared the incident, praised his action on social media, describing it as a clear example that “it is always good to be good.”

His words read …

“It is always good to be good. This brother, Sunusi Danjuma Ali, discovered a huge balance in his cryptocurrency Bitunix account — over $135,000 (more than ₦200 million). He explained that even though he has worked hard for Bitunix, he immediately realized it must have been a system error (a glitch). Instead of attempting to withdraw the funds, he chose the path of honesty and quickly contacted the Bitunix database team in Africa as well as their official X (Twitter) account. They confirmed it was indeed a glitch and he asked them to rectify it. Well done! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾”

https://www.gistreel.com/man-returns-135k-mistakenly-deposited-in-his-crypto-wallet/