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Following the New Case of Coronavirus in Nigeria, the Value of Naira Depreciates to Dollar Affecting the Price of Bitcoin to Naira.
The Nigerian Naira (NGN) price to dollar depreciates, trading past N400 to dollar at the forward market after Nigeria reports the first case of coronavirus in the country.
Naira is priced at N413.55 to the dollar which is higher and more expensive compared with the N399.73 that it was trading last three weeks.
Moreover, the spread of the coronavirus might be one reason that Bitcoin went down from its $10,000 plus high over the last few weeks. Many more blockchain based companies might start to work from home.
Binance Adds Support for Nigerian Naira on Binance P2P Platform Competing With Paxful.
Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange adds support for the Nigerian Naira (NGN) on Binance P2P (peer-to-peer) platform. This is part of its ongoing fiat-to-crypto expansion.
Binance users in Nigeria can now directly buy and sell cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH) and Tether (USDT) stablecoin with other users and verified merchants using the P2P platform.
With an Increase in the Number of Cryptocurrency Users in Nigeria, Central Bank of Nigeria Will Effect the Cashless Policy From 1st April 2020.
According to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), cashless policy laws will take effect starting from 1st of April, 2020.
Read in Full: Amidst the Growing Number of Cryptocurrency Users in Nigeria, Cashless Policy from the Central Bank of Nigeria Starts From 1st April 2020.
As regards to this development, most commercial banks like GTBank and other banks in the country is now sending out reminders to their customers to inform them before the day finally arrives.
According to a message sent out by Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, customers will be charged for deposits and withdrawals exceeding the limits set by the CBN. This new fee charge is different from the already existing bank charges on withdrawals.
Moreso, personal bank account holders will be charged 3 percent for withdrawals and 2 percent for deposits exceeding N500,000 naira. Moreover, corporate account holders will be get a 5 percent processing fee for withdrawals above N3 million.
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