- Supports local bank transfers in Nigerian Naira(NGN)
- Competitive exchange rates
- Supports large payments
- Secure and transparent transactions
WooshPay is able to offer the following payment methods
1. Local Bank Transfer in Nigeria
2.Deibit/Credit Cards (Visa, Mastercards)
How can I complete my bank transfer in Nigerian Naira (NGN)?
Upon generating a payment request, simply click the “Make Your Payment” button on the payment tracking page. This action will redirect you to a new page where you can retrieve the banking details of our local partner, facilitating the initiation of the transfer.
Subsequently, utilize the provided account information to proceed with the transfer through the online/mobile banking platform of your preference. It is essential to note that this account does not support payments in foreign currencies and is exclusively suitable for transactions in large amount.
After completing the payment, you have the option to click the “I have made this bank transfer” button to prompt reconciliation, although this step is not obligatory.
A critical point to bear in mind is that the provided account is virtual, and the payment details expire 24 hours after generation. Once expired, your payment instructions become invalid, necessitating the creation of a new payment request. Ensure that the transferred amount in NGN matches the specified instructions to prevent potential rejection and return of your payment by our partner.
To guarantee successful processing of your payment, ensure that the transaction amount aligns with your bank’s set limit for online transfers. Transactions exceeding the online bank transfer limit will require a branch visit within 24 hours to complete the payment.
Conclusion
While studying in the UK offers valuable educational opportunities, Nigerian students must be aware of the associated costs and challenges. Thorough planning, budgeting, and a realistic understanding of the demands of studying abroad are crucial to avoid potential difficulties. This post aims to provide valuable insights for Nigerian students considering pursuing their education in the UK.