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How To Convert Your Savings or Current Account Into A Domicillary Account Without 2 References & Initial $100 Deposit



Domiciliary Account. This is an account that allows you save in US Dollars, Pounds Sterling or Euro; with your money valued at the prevailing exchange rate. It facilitates your international and online business transactions.

Features
  • No limit to number of withdrawals in a month
  • Cash withdrawals from an initially deposited cash will attract a 0.5% commission
  • Cash withdrawals from a cash inflow or funds transfers (credits) attracts a 1% commission
  • Inter sol transactions (account owner only) are allowed.

Benefits
  •   It provides the services of an offshore account and still gives you access to your money anytime and anywhere
  •   You can withdraw cash from your account anywhere in the world.
  •   You can also transfer money overseas, subject to current CBN rules and regulations on such transactions.
  •   It enables you to do business transactions internationally.
  •   Banks pay interest rate on deposits of $10 000 and above (equivalent in other currencies).

There are times when as an individual or business, you need to make and receive payments in a foreign currency. A Domiciliary Account lets you have accounts in currencies other than the Naira. You can pay into these accounts through cash deposits, traveler's cheques or foreign currency cheque deposits.



And there is one thing you need to know, it’s the fact that you need a medium to receive these dollars in Nigeria which is in no other way but by banks. And as long as the banks are concerned, there are 2 methods involved, which is either by direct bank wire into your Nigerian bank savings account or through the use of domiciliary accounts.

Before the dollar rise, and fall of the Naira, the savings account option was considered the easiest and fastest means and most people often recommend it due to the rigor process involved in opening a domiciliary account. However, after the rise, when Naira became N365 against the dollar, the Banks kept to CBN fixed conversion rate of N199 to a dollar, making those who adopted the savings option to lose out massively and thereby making the Domicillary account a necessity for foreign transactions so that you can easily receive your earnings in raw cash (dollars) and exchange at a higher rate from the aboki’s.

Guys this is the easy way on how to easily open Zenith Bank domiciliary account without passing through the rigor of providing 2 references and the initial $100 deposit.

Zenith Bank Full Requirements For Dom Account Opening Include;
  • Account Opening form duly completed & signed.
  • Two (2) specimen signature cards duly completed.
  • Two (2) recent clear passport size photographs with your name and signature written on the reverse side.
  • Residence permit (where applicable).
  • A valid form of I.D. (International Passport, Driver’s License or National I.D.)
  • A copy of a Public Utility Receipt (not older than 3 months)
  • Initial Deposit.
  • Two (02) References.

With all of the above, you will agree with me that it might take weeks if not months to put all of the documents and persons together for your dom account opening. However, to make it a lot easier, make sure you have a savings or current account that has been active for at least 6 months and that you have a considerable amount in the account.



Once you have that, they will ask you to write a formal letter (don’t worry, they will give you hints on that) stating the purpose of the account (That is what you want to do with it.). If for Google Adsesne, use “to receive google Adsense payments” and then give them a print of your payment recipe for the previous month. This will serve as proof (you can find it in your Adsense payment section). But if otherwise, state the reason for it.

However, if you don’t have an account, go to any zenith bank branch, and open one. Then go home and return in about a month or 2 for the dom account.

To wrap up things, this is not only applicable to Zenith bank alone. If you own an account (preferably current account, although savings account works too) with any of the Top Nigerian banks, you can easily walk into any of their branch close to you and apply for a dom account. Insist you already have an account and wouldn’t be needing any reference.

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SOURCE: shelaf news




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