People queue at an ATM in Abuja, Nigeria [File: Afolabi Sotunde/Reuters]
FOX News: Nigeria restricts ATM withdrawals to $45 per day in push to digital currency
Nigeria's economy is heavily dependent on the so-called informal sector
Nigeria will soon begin restricting ATM withdrawals to just $45 per day as part of a push to move the country toward a cashless economy.
The policy – which will also apply to banks and cashback from purchases – follows the launch of the West African nation's newly designed currency notes to control the money supply.
The Central Bank of Nigeria limited weekly over-the-counter cash withdrawals to 100,000 naira ($225) for individuals and 500,000 naira ($1,124) for corporations, with a processing fee required to access more.
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Update #1: Nigeria Caps ATM Cash Withdrawals at $45 Daily to Push Digital Payments (Bloomberg)
Update #2: Nigeria to limit cash withdrawals to $225 a week (Al Jazeera)
WNU Editor: Expect every country in the world to adopt this type of system in the years to come.
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Nationalize everything? You get the USSR and the grift goes on.
Taxation is like this. The smartest kids in the room do not believe this lesson.
Political asshats will never understand how the real world works. Beatings will continue until morale improves.
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