Showing posts with label Paypal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paypal. Show all posts

17.11.14

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How to Withdraw Your PayPal Funds into Your Local Bank Account

Before you read the concluding part of this post you need to read this one
How to Withdraw Payoneer and PayPal Funds into Nigerian Local Bank Account - See more at: http://www.jindublog.com/#.dpuf
How to Withdraw Payoneer and PayPal Funds into Nigerian Local Bank Account - See more at: http://www.jindublog.com/#.dpuf
How to Withdraw Payoneer and PayPal Funds into Nigerian Local Bank Account 
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How to Withdraw Payoneer Funds into Your Local Bank Account - See more at: http://www.jindublog.com/#.dpuf

To withdraw your PayPal funds into your bank account, you need to verify your PayPal account with a Payoneer account.
Payoneer gives you an American Bank Account which you can use to get funds anywhere.
This is the drill, use the account to verify your PayPal account and once you do that, you can withdraw from your PayPal account into your Payoneer account then into your Local Bank Account.

Just follow the steps outlined HERE to get your money straight into your local bank account.
This post was meant to let you know that it is now possible to get your PayPal funds straight into your local bank account.
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15.11.14

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How to Withdraw Payoneer and PayPal Funds into Nigerian Local Bank Account

Before now, you could only withdraw your money from Payoneer account and MasterCard via the ATM. Meaning you have to visit the ATM to get paid.

There you will enchanter issues of charges and transaction fees when you use the card.
You are charged even when you check your balance at the ATM etc. So a lot of money get lost in the process of exchange, receiving your earning this method, but things have just changed for Nigerians, it’s now easy to get the money you have earned online, into your Bank account, this is made possible by Payoneer.

Do you have earnings in your Amazon, Clickbank, Peerfly, Fiverr or Odesk account? You can now get those hard earned money to your bank account.


Payoneer JUST introduced Local Bank Transfer service, allowing you to withdraw your funds straight into your local bank account. This service is open to anyone with a Payoneer account in 210 countries and Nigeria is now part of these countries.

So you don’t have to use your ATM every time and incur some unnecessary charges. You can withdraw your funds straight into your bank account and then withdraw via your bank ATM at no cost.

When you transfer to your local bank account, charges are lower. For now though, processing is kind of slower compared to if you withdrew via your Payoneer card. But i know it’s just a matter of time and this will soon improve.

How to Apply for Payoneer Local Bank Transfer Service

To apply for Payoneer Local Bank Transfer, you need to have an activated account which means you must have your Payoneer MasterCard already and your account must be fully activated.

1. To apply, log into your account
2. Click on” withdraw” at the top.
3. From the drop down click on “add bank account”.

You will be required to confirm your account and card details like card number, card CVV, date of birth and password. Just for security measure.

4. Next, you can now submit your bank information to complete the sign up.

This is where you get it wrong or get it right. If you enter a wrong information here, then it will not be approved. This sign up will have to be approved manually which means they will check all your details to be sure your account is in indeed correct.

5. Add your bank name like “Zenith Bank PLC”.

6. Add your bank account name just like you have it on your account, then enter your 10 digit account number.

7. For the swift number of your bank, go to Swift Code Nigeria to get your bank’s swift code and put it in the swift code space. For example, swift code of GTB is “GTBINGLA”.

8. For bank address, enter your local bank address. To get your local bank’s address, just Google for your bank’s website and look at the addresses of their branches. Every bank has their branches’ addresses on their site. For example, my local bank for my GTB account is Akowonjo Branch in Lagos State. So to get the address, just looked for GTB branch locator.

8. On the page, used the search box to locate your local bank address.

9. For bank account descriptions, just enter anything like “savings account”. Agree to terms by checking the boxes and click “finish” and you are done. You should get a success message and all you now have to do is wait for official confirmation.
10.  If successful, you will get a message in your email after 2-3 days that your account has been approved.

Continue: How to Withdraw Payoneer Funds into Your Local Bank Account

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22.6.14

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How I Opened And I Got My Paypal Business Account Verified Here in Nigeria

PayPal entering Nigeria is a big relief for most online merchandise who had a big challenge in the past on payment processor for their online store, with the entry of PayPal few days ago, I want to share with you today how I verified my PayPal account online with my Debit card, (Master or Visa). Nigerian issued Verve is not eligible for now.

My Paypal account was verified with my GTB Naira Mastercard. It happened within an hour. I want to show you how I verified it and the simple steps I followed.

How I Get my Paypal Account Verified in Nigeria

1. Got to https://www.paypal.com/ng/. if you don’t have account yet, click on sign-up.
2. Click on either personal or business and fill the form to create your account. When asked to verify your account use you master card or Visa card details.

A confirmation email will be sent to the email address you supplied when registering, sign in to your email box and confirm the message

3. Another page will open asking for your password.

4. Your account will be verified at this stage.
5. Log on to your Paypal account dashboard, click on the Get Verified

6. A page will show prompting you to enter your card details. If you have not done so i.e. the card number, card type, card expiry date and the CVV (three digits at the back of the card). Click on continue to proceed.

7. PayPal will charge your card $1.95 to confirm if you truly owns the card. However, the $1.95 charged would be refunded back into your PayPal account.

Here is the exact message in respect to this
You linked your debit or credit card to your PayPal account on Jun 17, 2014. To make sure the card is yours, we made a small charge to it that you'll need to confirm (and we'll refund the money to your PayPal account when you're done).
The charge creates a unique 4-digit code on your card statement. If you don't see the charge right away, don't worry - sometimes it takes a few days to show up. If you can't check your card statement online, check your paper statement when it comes in the mail (this can take up to 30 days). You will find the charge from PayPal with a 4-digit code.

How to confirm your card:
1. Check your card statement and look for a charge from "PayPal" with a 4-digit code next to it.
2. Log in to your PayPal account and click Confirm Credit Card.
3. Enter the 4-digit code to confirm your card.
When that's done, you'll be able to pay safer online with your card through PayPal - without ever exposing your financial information to sellers.

Yours sincerely,
PayPal

8. Wait for the card statement or debit alert from your bank via SMS or Email and you will see a 4-digit code associated with the Paypal charge. The SMS alert should include a line similar to:

The Naira equivalent of USD1.95 has been authorized for the transaction done on PP*5483CODE 0149526789FE 


Once you get the alert copy the 4-digit number highlighted in yellow, this is what you will use to Confirm your debit or credit card

9. Enter the 4-digit in the space provided and then click on Confirm Card

10. If you enter the correct 4 digits number, a congratulatory dialogue box will appear on your screen

11. You Paypal account is now verified and the status should now show verified when you log into your PayPal account.



Currently, you can send funds to accounts that can receive funds with PayPal account, you can also pay online on merchant sites where PayPal is required.

Once you can verify your PayPal account with VISA or MasterCard from local banks in Nigeria. Then that card used for verification becomes your PayPal account funding source (meaning that will be the card you will be using to fund/put money into your PayPal account)

Note: in other to withdraw funds from your PayPal account to your bank account, (accepting payment is not available for Nigerians yet) or vice versa, you must add (verify) a credit card or debit card to your PayPal account now, or at a later time.
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17.6.14

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Paypal Is Coming to Nigeria on 17 June and other 9 African Countries

PayPal, an online payment platform which allows you to make online transactions and is widely used by millions of websites is entering 10 new countries this week, including Nigeria, according to Reuters.

According to Rupert Keeley, the executive in charge of the EMEA region of PayPal, as from Tuesday 17th of June, users from Nigeria and other countries from sub-Saharan Africa, Eastern Europe and Latin America will able to use the online payment platform. That means that PayPal will now be used in 203 countries.

Now, it’s back and will be available to us. Maybe it was due to this petition. Who knows, but this is a good development.
According to Keeley, there has been some refreshments to the PayPal service and this surely is a refreshment.

“PayPal has been going through a period of reinvention, refreshing many of its services to make them easier to use on mobile (phones), allowing us to expand into fast-developing markets“, says Keeley.

PayPal which was originally available in Nigeria, had to cancel its service as fraudulent activities on the payment platform were increasing.

How this affects other payment platforms like Interswitch is yet to be known. What do you think? Good news or is PayPal a bit late to the party?

Source: Reuters
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