CBN’s spokesman, advised bank customers with unresolved complaints to contact the CBN.
That is why when we are talking of the e-Naira, we say it’s the same naira with purchasing power and possibilities,” said Osita Nwanisobi, CBN spokesman.
“You are the greatest security for yourselves because when you are sensitised, you will be able to identify them the moment you see it.”
“The impostor handle and fraudulent persons have been posting messages related to the eNaira with the intent of wooing unsuspecting Nigerians.”
Sources said the meeting was to put final touches on the digital currency ahead of the Monday launch.
CBN said it chose Bitt based on the company’s competence, efficiency, and implementation experience.
CBN governor Godwin Emefiele said the monies were returned after customers’ complaints.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has concluded plans to increase foreign exchange allocated to banks to meet customers’ requests.
The new USSD charges will be received on behalf of Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) directly from customers’ bank accounts.
