Zenith, FCMB, Others Publish Names, BVNs And Account Numbers of Forex Defaulters
This development is coming after the Central Bank of Nigeria directed banks to expose customers who engage in fraudulent and unscrupulous tactics to obtain foreign exchange from banks.
Infoexpert24 understands that based on the directive of the CBN, about 1,235 names have been published by 10 Nigeria banks at the time of this publication.
Zenith Bank named 987 foreign exchange (FX) violators on its website, while Polaris Bank listed 40.
On its website, Access Bank lists 24, Fidelity Bank lists 83, First City Monument Bank lists nine, Stanbic IBTC Bank lists 19, Standard Chartered Bank lists four, United Bank for Africa lists three, and Wema Bank lists only one name.
Polaris Bank stated on its website that some of its customers canceled their travels and it did not receive a refund for the Personal Travel Allowance (PTA) sold to them, despite repeated attempts to contact them.
Sterling Bank published 66 and indicated that six of its customers presented fake visas or documents to apply for PTA.
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