Which ATM Card In Nigeria Supports International Transactions

   Actually this has been the questions that arises everyday in Nigeria, presently. Some online entrepreneurs, bloggers, app developer etc. Have been finding it extremely hard to receive, withdraw and pay online without experiencing errors or card rejection.

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     In the past, such things are so easy to perform, but as of 2016, many Nigeria banks has been suspended from Overseas Automatic Teller Machine. Which simply means that naira cards are not eligible to perform international transactions.

   Any Hope Available?.

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===> So sure, in as much as so many banks have stopped international payments. But their are hope for people that make use of MasterCard®.

  Banks In Nigeria That Supports International Transactions Using Naira MasterCard.

  
   Zenith Bank:    If you are currently using Zenith ATM MasterCard,
   UBA Bank PLC.
   GTBANK PLC.

  The above list has been recollected from some bloggers views and articles.

     ==> Nairaland Forum.
     ==> GTBank Official Site.
    
   Alternative For Making Payment Abroad.

 1.  Payoneer MasterCard:

This is a universal
credit card for paying and buying online.
Payoneer is free of charge for anyone
who wants it. You can use this card to
withdraw your PayPal fund via ATM; and
pay for any kind of goods online. It is
better and faster than any card your local
bank gives to you.
If you are interested in using this method
then you can order it and it takes only
3weeks before it will be delivered to your
house address.
There are some certain things you are
required to provide but before that, you
are to visit the official website portal for
registration of Payoneer Here
Then after which, you are required to
provide a valid scanned copy of your ID
card like international passport/Drivers
license/National ID card or even you
voter’s ID card and then a Scanned copy
of your clear passport and you are done.
All you need it to fund it possibly through

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digital money exchangers in the country
and you are good to go.

     Sign Up On The Go.

2.  Use Of Zenith Websurfer Master Card:

This is another great and wonderful
alternative to to banned MasterCard
usage abroad.
But this websurfer MasterCard that is
being issued by Zenith Bank is so great.
Websufer is not a credit card that you can
use to withdraw cash from the ATM
machine. It is a low limit card that can
only be used on the internet.
So to get your Websurfer MasterCard, just
look for where the nearest Zenith Bank is
and meet their customer service and
request for a websurfer account opening
form.
But before you can, there are some
certain things you will have before going
to the bank and they are listed below:- 1
Passport photo => A Valid National ID
Card or otherwise => Least $150 cash.
This is the best alternative to the CBN
banned MasterCard Abroad.

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