Access Africa
Conveniently send money to more African countries.
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AccessAfrica is a Payments product designed to simplify Global payments by Person to Person (P2P), Business to Business (B2B), Person to Business (P2B), Government to Person (G2P) and any other payment activities/flows. It will enable efficient and effective transfers including but not limited to school fees payments, merchant payments, e-commerce payments, trade payments, diaspora workers payments, etc
AccessAfrica project has a Global aspiration but will be delivered in phases with Africa as its immediate focus.
AccessAfrica will allow customers to initiate payments in US Dollars while the beneficiary receives a direct credit to his account or cash in the local currency or US Dollars (USD can be received is in select countries) in line with local procedures.
What is AccessAfrica?
AccessAfrica is a secure and convenient platform that enables you to make quick transfers to your loved ones and business partners worldwide and receive money from countries of presence.
UNITED KINGDOM, CHINA, SPAIN, TURKEY, FRANCE , ITALY, GERMANY, CYPRUS, NORWAY, AUSTRIA, SWITZERLAND, BELGIUM, INDIA, HONG KONG, GHANA, GAMBIA, RWANDA, ZAMBIA, SIERRA LEONE, KENYA DR CONGO, MOZAMBIQUE, GUINEA, BOTSWANA
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The funds can be received through:
Funds will be received in the local currency of the beneficiary's country. For example, Nigerians will receive Naira or USD, Pounds (GBP) will be received in the UK, and Cedis will be received in Ghana. However, USD can be received if the transfer is to China, USA, Turkey and Access Bank Subsidiaries.
For account holders, the equivalent of $3,000 per 90 days, and for non-account holders $1,000 per 90 days.
There is no limit to how much one can receive using AccessAfrica.
Yes, concessions can be given based on transaction volume or business case.
No. You can only use AccessMore to send to Access Bank African subsidiaries
No. the account to be credited must be the beneficiary local currency GBP
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