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GTBank suspends foreign currency cash deposits

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
August 1, 2015
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Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank), on Saturday, suspended foreign currency cash deposits.
A statement from the bank’s Corporate Communication Department entitled ‘Temporary Suspension of Foreign Currency Cash Deposits’ reads: “Please be informed that due to the unavailability of outlets for managing foreign currency cash deposits, we have found it necessary to temporarily suspend receipts of foreign currency cash deposits into domiciliary accounts at all our branches nationwide from Monday, 3rd of August 2015.
“In addition, foreign currency cash deposits into domiciliary accounts made prior to this notice will not be eligible for outward electronic transfer and can only be withdrawn as cash.
“Please note that this temporary measure does not affect electronic transfer of funds into or from your domiciliary accounts and, you will continue to have access to foreign currency cash withdrawals from your account.
“Whilst we have had to take this step to temporarily suspend foreign currency cash deposits, we would like to assure you that we are working hard at finding alternative outlets and a quick solution to this situation.
“Kindly accept our sincere apologies for any inconvenience this might cause”.

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