bukiii:
Hello @ellasdelight,
I sent a request to you, I have couple of questions ask please accept

I just saw this today. I haven't been on nairaland for a while and I hardly check the email address that is on nairaland. I have sent you another email address I check more regularly. Sorry for the late response.

RealLordZeus:
The happiness of sellers is to get paid for what they sold without delay , that is why we don't take instant payment for granted at Selopay Nigeria because your happiness is our utmost concern .
Bring digital currencies such as:
PayPal , Neteller, Skrill, Perfect Money , Payoneer, BTC ETH and USDT for instant payment


You are allowed to come with a reliable escrow

Whatsapp number in the signature below

Please do you buy Skrill GBP?

mrpassionate:
Okay.
Please check your email and get reply to my email request.

I just checked my email and I did not receive any request from you.

mrpassionate:
I buy Wise Funds. And Paypal Funds.

I can also help to credit your newly opened Wise Account.

Sorry I am just seeing this. How do we proceed?

reality1792:
It is no longer a new thing that it is difficult to activate your Nigeria Wise formerly known as Transferwise account using your Card. This has been going on for some time now. In this post. I will explain step by step on how to create, fund and activate your Wise Account in Nigeria.

Step 1
Go to Wise website by searching it on Google

Step 2
Click on sign up and enter your email address

Step 3
Click on personal account and enter in your phone number

Step 4
Enter the verification code send to your mobile number and submit, after this you have successfully create your Wise account.

Step 5
The next thing is to verify your email. Go to settings and click on email verification. A confirmation mail will be send to your email. Click on the confirmation link in your email.

Step 6
Next, click on the home page and click on get started.

Step 7
A form will appear, fill out the form with the right details. And click on confirm.

Step 8
Next, is to open a currency account. Click on US account and click on confirm.

Step 9
The next step is to fund your US account with $20 in order to activate it and get your US bank account number.

This is where a lot of people have issues. This is because Wise doesn't accept any card issued in Nigeria.

However, there is alternative, which is to transfer $20 from another Wise account to your newly created Wise account. If you are able to do this, your Wise account will be created successfully and you will be able to use it without any restrictions.

However, if you are not able to fund it, you can chat us up to help you fund it at an affordable rate.

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Payment is after confirmation. If you have any questions, chat me up or leave a comment below

I have called you several times since yesterday and you are not answering calls.

mechoau:


How true it is that British high commission or ukvi have access to applicant’s bank account as I was told over the years and from what have read on this platform that ukvi have no right to applicant’s account during the visa processing. This is my first time of hearing this claim

I do not need to argue with you or anyone about this. Go to your bank and you would confirm that all Nigerian banks provide the service for embassies (not only the British High Commission) to be able to access applicant's bank statements through a password that you would submit with your application.

princetx:
Good morning,
I will go for my biometric capturing in Abuja next week.

My six months statement of account is about 121 pages. Do I have to print 121 pages and take to biometric centre? Is that not too much?
I no understand ooo.

Go to your bank and tell them you want to send your bank statement to the British High Commission. They would give you a form to fill where you would state the duration of the statement. Your account would be debited and your bank would give you just one page that contains a password that would enable the British High Commission to be able to see your statement from their end. It is just this one page you would upload on TLS. Even if your statement is 1,000 pages you would just upload one page while the British High Commission would be able to view the 1,000 pages.

This is how I uploaded my statements when I applied last year, visa was issued so the process works.

cutebear:
Don’t ever mention crypto as a source of income. A lot of countries are very wary of the technology behind it. Also, have you forgotten that it is banned in Nigeria?? You will just be seen as a law breaking citizen.
Also, don’t use the same accounts you receive crypto deposits to apply for visa. There is no way to explain those deposits. You should have a dedicated bank account for your crypto transactions and this shouldn’t be mentioned ANYWHERE in your application.

I remember you posted in this thread on October 29, 2021 on page 619 that you invested in crypto and had 4 large deposits in your account. I remember responding to you on page 620 (screenshot below). The Nigerian Government has not expressly banned Nigerians from trading in crypto with any law. Until the Nigerian Government enacts a law banning cryptocurrency, it remains legal in Nigeria and can be declared on visa applications.

As my husband declared he was a full time crypto trader and we were issued UK visas it means that any applicant that declares that he is a crypto trader would not be refused a visa just because of that declaration. If he is refused a visa it is because of another reason.

My husband made a second trip alone to the UK in November 2021 and when he stated at the point of entry at Manchester Airport that he would stay for a little over 1 month, the UK Border Agency official asked him what he does in Nigeria and he stated that he is a crypto trader. He was not denied entry, the officer even joked that he would start trading cryptocurrency.

So please stop trying to make full time crypto traders scared of applying for visa and declaring their legitimate source of income.

cutebear:
Please I have 4 large deposits in my account within the last 6 months. These are all above my monthly salary. I don't have a business but I invest in crypto and since these payments are above 1 million naira, I don't know how to explain them. Especially because the CBN banned sale of crypto in Nigeria and it may be used against me. My submission is next week

I don't think your dealing with crypto is an issue and would prevent you from being issued a UK visa. My husband is a full time crypto trader and he declared it when we applied for UK visa in May. He uploaded screenshots of his metamask wallet showing his balance and his binance wallet showing his balance. He explained in his cover letter that several large payments into his bank accounts from several people are from people that bought crypto and paid him from binance peer to peer. Despite this we were both issued visas, we travelled in July spent a month and we are back to Nigeria.