Though I still have some coins in my wallets that am still scared to withdraw it self. I hope this messed won't last for long. Though I heard friends using binance for withdrawal and it's with no itch.
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I use binance too,it's simple easy and reliable I think you should try it too if you have to withdraw your coin they have a wonderful p2p service secured by an escrow act that's the more reason I'll recommend them for anyone who wish to withdraw regardless of the CBN ban currently... Peace!Though I still have some coins in my wallets that am still scared to withdraw it self. I hope this messed won't last for long. Though I heard friends using binance for withdrawal and it's with no itch.
Our government for sure didn't try at all in making such decision to curtail the naira, Cryptocurrency exchange. But never the less other avenue to convert to real cash have surfaced. And this time they can never block it anymore, cos they have no right for that.The ban is effective but the people are dynamic and innovative, alot of people have found a way to beat the ban through peer to peer sales and purchase. The government didn't make the right choice doing so, but nevertheless people are still able to convert their cryptocurrencies to real cash.
The local exchange site that i know still disbursing funds into its members during the naira to Cryptocurrency ban is 'bundle Africa. They've proved to be the best crypto exchange site in Nigeria, kudos to them for staying.Withdrawal isn't an issue with the recent ban on crypto currency exchange Business in Nigeria. Despite the ban most crypto currency exchange platform are still handling out withdrawal to customers like Luno and binance, the only thing affected is just the deposit
There are many solutions to the problems of crypto currency withdrawal since nigerains are not allowing the withdrawal of bitcoin into bank account, the only solution is to trade the crypto currency online and get money in return , or rather if you have a friend abroad, You can send him your crypto while he withdraw for you.Those of us from Nigeria are experiencing lousy time when it comes to crypto to naira withdrawal into the local bank account. The country stopped such transaction taking place, and its hard now to withdraw the coins down to our naira bank account. Since the government doesn't want anything that has to do with naira and crypto transactions to place in the bank in order not to get the the fiat currency devalued.
Do you think their is any alternative left to withdraw our coins??
You're even going far with trading and offering your friend abroad to offer you cash in return. All you need to do is download binance app, use P2P trading option to cashout your funds fast within 15 minutes no stories.There are many solutions to the problems of crypto currency withdrawal since nigerains are not allowing the withdrawal of bitcoin into bank account, the only solution is to trade the crypto currency online and get money in return , or rather if you have a friend abroad, You can send him your crypto while he withdraw for you.
I recently saw that roqqu is allowing withdrawal to some microfinance bank and opay, I'm planning to use it maybe on my next withdrawal but who here as already used it? I think it would be fantastic if roqqu could pull that off.Those of us from Nigeria are experiencing lousy time when it comes to crypto to naira withdrawal into the local bank account. The country stopped such transaction taking place, and its hard now to withdraw the coins down to our naira bank account. Since the government doesn't want anything that has to do with naira and crypto transactions to place in the bank in order not to get the the fiat currency devalued.
Do you think their is any alternative left to withdraw our coins??
I never heard anyone withdrawing money through roqqu, maybe you should try such avenue, if it works for you, you can come here to tell us how the experience is. I only know about bundle Africa, that have added Nigerian withdrawal by inviting lots of crypto vendors that pays in cash direct to your bank account no stories.I recently saw that roqqu is allowing withdrawal to some microfinance bank and opay, I'm planning to use it maybe on my next withdrawal but who here as already used it? I think it would be fantastic if roqqu could pull that off.
Wow, really? I used to think that roqqu was very popular especially with the recent ban on crypto currency as roqqu was one of the first apps to start pair to pair. I recently bought some litecoin on the app through pair to pair and it reflected in less than twenty minutes, would be withdrawing some soon though.I never heard anyone withdrawing money through roqqu, maybe you should try such avenue, if it works for you, you can come here to tell us how the experience is. I only know about bundle Africa, that have added Nigerian withdrawal by inviting lots of crypto vendors that pays in cash direct to your bank account no stories.
Interesting, i never knew roqqu feature peer to peer trading on its app. I was thinking they're acting like Luno, that never introduced peer to peer trading. Its a plus to them, currently I'm stlettled at binance. I can't trade binance for roqqu, it doesn't take long at binance for my transactions to land safely.Wow, really? I used to think that roqqu was very popular especially with the recent ban on crypto currency as roqqu was one of the first apps to start pair to pair. I recently bought some litecoin on the app through pair to pair and it reflected in less than twenty minutes, would be withdrawing some soon though.
The only official way to sell your bitcoin and get the money to your nigeria bank account is to know how to sell it on binance by doing peer to peer and make sure the buyer have send your money into your nigeria bank account before releasing the coin to he or she. And lastly we have to be careful because there is so many reapers online.Those of us from Nigeria are experiencing lousy time when it comes to crypto to naira withdrawal into the local bank account. The country stopped such transaction taking place, and its hard now to withdraw the coins down to our naira bank account. Since the government doesn't want anything that has to do with naira and crypto transactions to place in the bank in order not to get the the fiat currency devalued.
Do you think their is any alternative left to withdraw our coins??
The only official way to sell your bitcoin and get the money to your nigeria bank account is to know how to sell it on binance by doing peer to peer and make sure the buyer have send your money into your nigeria bank account before releasing the coin to he or she. And lastly we have to be careful because there is so many reapers online.