- GTBank has introduced new transaction limits for online and Point of Sales (POS) transactions.
- GTBank temporarily suspended international transactions on its Naira cards due to foreign exchange restrictions, but has since resumed these services with new limits in place.
Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) has reintroduced international usage for its Naira-denominated cards, accompanied by new quarterly transaction limits.
The bank had earlier halted international transactions on its Naira cards due to foreign exchange challenges. However, the service has now resumed with restrictions aimed at managing FX exposure.
According to the new policy, customers can now carry out international transactions such as online payments, ATM withdrawals, and POS purchases up to a limit of $1,000 per quarter.
Out of this total, ATM withdrawals are capped at $500 within the same three-month period, while the overall international spending limit remains at $1,000.
These limits apply to all holders of GTBank Naira cards and cover a variety of cross-border payment platforms and services.
In other news, A recent video making the rounds on social media has stirred conversations, showing a man bearing a striking resemblance to Nigerian music icon Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba.
The clip, originally posted by a Facebook user identified as ComedianReach, captures the man slicing meat in what appears to be a slaughterhouse or meat market. His uncanny resemblance to the award-winning singer quickly caught the attention of viewers.
Adding to the intrigue, a voiceover in the video questioned whether the man was actually 2Baba or merely a lookalike, leaving social media users amused and puzzled. The video has since sparked widespread commentary, with many joking about the unexpected “career switch.”
“I don’t know if my eyes are deceiving me o, truly abi this person wey dey cut thi meat na the award winning 2face abi na the duplicate, now I no understand. 2Face family and friends wetin be this one, people wey dey wey go talk e don reach like, say na you dey go market, dey cut meat,” the voiceover stated.
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