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Abike
AbikeNewcomer
Asked: February 5, 2026In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

How old will I be able to open a bank

If I want to open a bank, how old must I be, before i will be enabled to open the bank???

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  1. Anonymous
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    Added an answer on April 11, 2026 at 9:57 am

    When it comes to opening a bank, the age requirement varies based on what you mean by "opening a bank." If you're thinking of establishing your own bank as a business, there's typically no specific age stated in banking regulations. However, you must be a legal adult, which is usually 18 years or olRead more

    When it comes to opening a bank, the age requirement varies based on what you mean by “opening a bank.” If you’re thinking of establishing your own bank as a business, there’s typically no specific age stated in banking regulations. However, you must be a legal adult, which is usually 18 years or older in most places. Being of legal age enables you to officially set up a company, enter into agreements, and apply for banking permits.

    Nevertheless, age is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to opening a bank. You also need to satisfy strict criteria established by financial authorities and government bodies. These criteria often involve having substantial capital (frequently millions of dollars), a comprehensive business strategy, capable management, and endorsement from your country’s central bank or financial regulatory agency. For instance, in the United States, a new bank must gain approval from bodies like the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System.

    On the other hand, if you’re looking to open a personal bank account, the regulations differ. Many banks permit minors to open accounts with a parent or guardian, but typically, you can open an account on your own when you turn 18.

    To sum up, launching your own bank generally requires you to be at least 18 years old and fulfill rigorous financial and legal prerequisites. Meanwhile, opening a personal bank account may be feasible at an earlier age with parental guidance.

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eldavis
eldavisEnlightened Mentor
Asked: May 12, 2026In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

Why do banks rarely give out master cards or visa cards?

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  1. aboy01
    aboy01 Trusted Adviser Digital Entrepreneur | Knowledge Sharer | Smart Income Mentor
    Added an answer on May 17, 2026 at 8:01 am

    Banks don’t “rarely” issue Visa or Mastercard—they issue them through partnerships, but not to every customer automatically. These cards usually require higher trust levels because they can be used internationally and for online payments. Banks check KYC details, account activity, income, and sometiRead more

    Banks don’t “rarely” issue Visa or Mastercard—they issue them through partnerships, but not to every customer automatically. These cards usually require higher trust levels because they can be used internationally and for online payments. Banks check KYC details, account activity, income, and sometimes credit history before approving them.

    Many customers are first given basic ATM/debit cards, then upgraded later once their account shows steady usage and good standing.

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Mr_Matthew
Mr_Matthew
Asked: April 12, 2026In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

How to create a foreign paypal account in nigeria online

Creating a foreign PayPal account in Nigeria is possible.

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  1. Janee
    Janee
    Added an answer on April 12, 2026 at 4:17 pm

    This is what many people try, but it’s risky. People do: VPN to US/UK fake address generator random foreign number apps It may open, but PayPal will later ask for: utility bill bank statement ID verification If you can’t provide it, they lock the account and hold funds for up to 180 days. So if yourRead more

    This is what many people try, but it’s risky.

    People do:

    • VPN to US/UK
    • fake address generator
    • random foreign number apps

    It may open, but PayPal will later ask for:

    • utility bill
    • bank statement
    • ID verification

    If you can’t provide it, they lock the account and hold funds for up to 180 days.

    So if your goal is to receive money, this method can make you lose money.

    Avoid Buying “Foreign PayPal Accounts”

    In 2026, buying PayPal accounts is one of the fastest ways to get scammed because:

    • seller can recover the account anytime
    • account may be stolen
    • PayPal may permanently ban it
    • you can lose all your funds

    Best Alternatives (Safer than Foreign PayPal)

    If your goal is to receive international money from abroad, use these instead:

    ✅Paga
    ✅ Wise
    ✅ Grey
    ✅ Geegpay
    ✅ Sendwave / Remitly (for personal transfers)
    ✅ Crypto USDT (only if you understand it)

    These are more stable for Nigerians than trying to force foreign PayPal.

    If you do not have a valid foreign address and documents, do not waste time trying to create a foreign PayPal account. You may succeed today, but you can lose the money later.

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Mr_Matthew
Mr_Matthew
Asked: April 12, 2026In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

How to create UK PayPal account in Nigeria

I want to know how to create a UK PayPal account in Nigeria.

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  1. Omene Odin
    Omene Odin Newcomer
    Added an answer on April 12, 2026 at 3:48 pm

    If your reason for needing UK PayPal is to receive payments from UK clients, you don’t necessarily need a UK PayPal account. Many UK clients can pay you via: Paga Wise bank transfer (GBP account) card payments through Flutterwave / Paystack crypto (if both parties agree) This avoids PayPal limitatioRead more

    If your reason for needing UK PayPal is to receive payments from UK clients, you don’t necessarily need a UK PayPal account.

    Many UK clients can pay you via:

    • Paga
    • Wise
    • bank transfer (GBP account)
    • card payments through Flutterwave / Paystack
    • crypto (if both parties agree)

    This avoids PayPal limitations and reduces stress.

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Brumi Kom
Brumi KomNewcomer
Asked: April 19, 2026In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

Is Xchange Ltd – exchange.com.ng Legit? PayPal to Naira exchange

I want to know if Xchange Ltd. (xchange.com.ng) is legit. Because I am planning to use the site, but it doesn’t look real to me with the Play Store reviews on the app. 

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  1. Fecoms
    Best Answer
    Fecoms Newcomer A new owner with strategic vision
    Added an answer on April 19, 2026 at 9:16 am
    This answer was edited.

    Based on what you described, that’s classic scam / fake exchange behavior. A legit PayPal-to-naira exchanger might delay payment because of PayPal holds, but they will not ignore you completely reject calls repeatedly go offline after collecting funds mark your transaction as “Timeout” with no propeRead more

    Based on what you described, that’s classic scam / fake exchange behavior.

    A legit PayPal-to-naira exchanger might delay payment because of PayPal holds, but they will not

    • ignore you completely
    • reject calls repeatedly
    • go offline after collecting funds
    • mark your transaction as “Timeout” with no proper explanation
    • claim “24/7 support” but disappear
    • have fake Play Store reviews like “Nice app 👍” with no real transaction proof

    That “PayPal will release it on 9/05/2026” excuse is also very suspicious. If PayPal placed a hold, they should show you evidence (PayPal transaction status screenshot, tracking ID, dispute reason, and hold reason). Not just talk.

    And the “pending for 45 minutes then timeout” is another red flag—real platforms don’t do that after receiving money.

    The painful truth

    If they received the PayPal funds and didn’t pay you, you were scammed.
    Not “maybe”. Not “likely”. That is scam behavior.

    What you should do immediately (before it’s too late)

    1. Open a PayPal dispute NOW

    Go to PayPal → Resolution Center

    • Report the transaction as Unauthorized (if applicable) or Item not received / service not provided.
    • Choose: “I paid for a service but didn’t get it.”

    If you paid as Friends & Family, recovery is harder, but still report it.

    2. Escalate it to a claim

    Do not stop at dispute. Escalate to a claim quickly so PayPal can investigate.

    3. Screenshot everything

    Gather evidence:

    • their website transaction showing Timeout
    • your chat messages unanswered
    • call logs showing rejected calls
    • PayPal payment proof
    • their exchange rate page
    • their “24/7 support” claim

    This strengthens your PayPal case.

    4. Report their WhatsApp number

    Report the WhatsApp contact for fraud.

    5. Report the website publicly

    This is important:

    • Google reviews (if any)
    • Nairaland thread
    • Trustpilot review (even if they’re not there)
    • Facebook groups (PayPal Nigeria, Crypto Nigeria, etc.)

    Because like you said, the problem is they have no real online footprint, so people keep falling for it.

    About their fake Play Store reviews

    You’re right. Those reviews like:

    • “Good”
    • “Nice”
    • “Wow”
    • “Thanks”
      are typical paid/fake reviews. Real users mention:
    • how long payout took
    • bank name
    • exact rate
    • issues faced

    When reviews have no transaction details, it’s usually manipulation.

    Avoid xchange.com.ng completely.
    If you want to exchange PayPal funds, use platforms where you can hold sellers accountable (P2P escrow systems) or use trusted exchangers with strong public reputations.

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Mr_Matthew
Mr_Matthew
Asked: April 12, 2026In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

How to open a PayPal account that can receive money in Nigeria?

How to open a PayPal account that can receive money in Nigeria.

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  1. Erhire Ufuoma
    Erhire Ufuoma
    Added an answer on April 18, 2026 at 12:29 am

    To be honest, Nigeria PayPal accounts have limitations. Most Nigerian PayPal accounts can send payments but may not receive money normally like US/UK PayPal accounts. However, if your goal is to receive money from abroad, there are still working methods. The easiest way is to open a PayPal businessRead more

    To be honest, Nigeria PayPal accounts have limitations. Most Nigerian PayPal accounts can send payments but may not receive money normally like US/UK PayPal accounts.
    However, if your goal is to receive money from abroad, there are still working methods.
    The easiest way is to open a PayPal business account with Nigeria selected, then link your card and verify your email. Some Nigerians can receive payments through PayPal invoicing or payment links depending on the account type.
    Steps:

    • Go to PayPal.com
    • Select Nigeria as your country
    • Choose business account (recommended)
    • Add your correct email and details
    • Link your card and confirm it
    • Verify your identity if asked

    If PayPal receiving is restricted for your account, you may need alternatives like Payoneer, Wise, Grey, or Geegpay, which allow you receive USD/GBP and withdraw to Nigerian bank easily.
    One warning: avoid trying to create US/UK PayPal using fake details. It may work at first but PayPal will later request proof of address and can lock your funds for months.
    If you want to receive international payments smoothly, Wise and Payoneer are usually more reliable than PayPal for Nigerians.

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Maro Fex
Maro FexNewcomer
Asked: August 17, 2025In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

Best loan app without BVN

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Dan
Dan
Asked: May 11, 2026In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

How do I activate my debit card

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  1. aboy01
    aboy01 Trusted Adviser Digital Entrepreneur | Knowledge Sharer | Smart Income Mentor
    Added an answer on May 17, 2026 at 7:57 am

    There are generally only three to five steps that need to happen in order to activate your debit card from almost all banks in today’s society; ATM (check your local bank for ATM locations), bank app (using mobile phone), online banking & via telephone banking (customer service). When activatingRead more

    There are generally only three to five steps that need to happen in order to activate your debit card from almost all banks in today’s society; ATM (check your local bank for ATM locations), bank app (using mobile phone), online banking & via telephone banking (customer service). When activating your debit card using an ATM, you might have to enter and/or create a PIN. Also, some banks will automatically activate your card, as soon as you have completed your first transaction. Always refer to the instruction sheet provided with the card, and never disclose your Personal Identification Number (PIN) or One-Time Password (OTP) to anyone, so that your account remains protected against fraud.

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Lil nigg
Lil niggNewcomer
Asked: May 2, 2026In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

How does PayPal work in Nigeria?

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  1. eldavis
    eldavis Enlightened Mentor Graphic designer
    Added an answer on May 3, 2026 at 6:43 am

    For a while now PayPal in Nigeria has been limited to just sending money. Which means why you could open a PayPal account, you could only send money and not receive from others. Currently in 2026, things have changed. With a Nigerian PayPal account, you can easily send and receive money from outsideRead more

    For a while now PayPal in Nigeria has been limited to just sending money. Which means why you could open a PayPal account, you could only send money and not receive from others. 

    Currently in 2026, things have changed. With a Nigerian PayPal account, you can easily send and receive money from outside the country, but to be able to break this limitation, you need to link your PayPal account to a paga account. 

    Recently paga ( a payment processing platform in Nigeria) went into partnership with PayPal, hence you can easily link your PayPal account to your paga account, which allows you to receive money and also easily convert it to naira and it gets sent directly to your paga account, and then you can withdraw to your bank account. 

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Samvee123
Samvee123Newcomer
Asked: September 26, 2025In: Banks, Cards & Fintech Help

What bank can I open an account with as an entrepreneur with my own firm?

I want an advice of which bank to open with,as an owner of a company. And where type of account will be best?

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