Cashless policy: CBN gives 1year waiver on withdrawal charges in 30 states

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cbnThe Central Bank of Nigeria has granted one year withdrawal waiver  charges on individual and corporate accounts in the remaining 30 states which will implement the cashless policy on July 1.

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This is contained in a statement signed by Mr Isaac Okoroafor, the Deputy Director, Corporate Communications in Abuja on Tuesday.

Naija247news reports that the cashless policy was implemented in six states of Lagos, Rivers, Anambra, Kano, Ogun, Abia and FCT.

“Under the policy, individual cash withdrawal above N500, 000 will attracts 3 per cent charges, while corporate accounts withdrawal of above three million naira will attract 5 per cent charges.

“Also, deposit above N500, 000 by individual customer attracts 2 per cent charges, while that of corporate above three million naira attracts 3 per cent charge,” the statement added.

It stated that the apex bank had successfully completed phases one and two of the cashless policy in six pilot states and the FCT.

“The management of the CBN hereby notifies all stakeholders and the public that phase three of the policy’s implementation will commence as scheduled on July 1 in the remaining 30 states of the federation.

“However, as was the case in the pilot states, a one-year waiver has been granted on the application of withdrawal charges in the 30 states slated for rollout in phase three,’’ it stated.

According to the statement, withdrawal charges will continue to apply to transactions above the specified limits in Abia, Anambra, Lagos, Ogun, Kano, Rivers, and the FCT.

It added that charges on withdrawals for both individual and corporate account holders would take effect in the 30 states from July 1, 2015.

“This waiver is to allow ample time for the deployment of adequate infrastructure needed to support the policy and additional sensitisation of various stakeholders on the merits of the policy.

“All financial institutions and the general public should please take note,’’ the statement said.

Babatunde Akinsola
Babatunde Akinsolahttps://naija247news.com
Babatunde Akinsola is aNaija247news' Southwest editor. He's based in Lagos and writes on the Yoruba Nation political issues, news and investigative reports

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