The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Wednesday March 27,
2013 sent out a new circular titled “The Revised Guide to Bank Charges”
referenced FPR/DIR/GEN/CIR/03/002 to all Banks and Discount Houses.
The revised charges have technically taken effect since
April 1, 2013. With these new rates and charges, Nigerians are going to be
“loosing” less money to the "fat" banks. This new development follows the directive
of the apex bank in Nigeria to all banks to stop the N100 charge on customers
who make withdrawals on other banks ATM which became effective December 17, 2013.
The Major Talking Points In The 47-Page Document Are As
Listed Below:
==> Counter Cheque: N200/leaflet
==> Intra bank Transfers: No charges
For Internet Banking:
===>Token: Maximum
of N1,500 (one off)
===>Bill Payment: N100
For Electronic Fund Transfer:
==>Below N500,000: N70
==> Between N500,000 to N10,000,000: N100
==>
Above N10,000,000: N500
Annual Maintenance Fee on foreign currency denominated cards
– N3,000
Credit Card Charges:
==>Interest charges: 2.5%
==>International Withdrawals (per transaction): N240
==>Late repayment: N2,000
Debit Card Charges:
==> Issuance fee – N1000 (one off)
===>
ATM Bill Payment – N100
==>Debit Card Maintenance Charge – N100 (annual
charge)
==>Cash Card loading/unloading – No charge
Alert Service:
==>SMS Alert – N4/SMS
==>Email Alert – Free
Closure of Accounts
Savings and Current – No charge
Issuance of Statement of Account
==>Special request – N50 per page
Over the Counter withdrawal below the CBN cashless policy –
No charge
Inter Bank cash deposits/withdrawals – No charge.
Click here to view and download the complete circular.
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God bless you for this info.
ReplyDeleteI will have to write these things down somewhere and keep a close watch on my bank's charges henceforth.
I give Kudos to Sanusi for this one, at least.