Nigerians seeking foreign exchange for international transactions can now breathe a sigh of relief as FirstBank announces the resumption of foreign currency sales for a range of essential payments. This development comes at a time when access to forex has been a challenge for individuals and businesses, affecting overseas travel, education, and medical expenses.
With this move, FirstBank customers can now seamlessly access forex for:
The resumption of foreign currency sales is expected to ease pressure on individuals and businesses that have struggled to secure forex for these legitimate transactions.
To ensure efficiency and transparency in forex distribution, all applications must now be processed through the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Trade Monitoring System (TRMS) portal. Customers are required to:
This centralized system aims to streamline the forex allocation process, ensuring that funds are allocated fairly and in line with CBN regulations.
The return of foreign currency sales aligns with FirstBank’s commitment to supporting its customers’ global aspirations. Whether traveling for business or leisure, funding a child’s education abroad, or covering medical expenses in foreign hospitals, customers can now rely on FirstBank for a smoother forex transaction process.
For detailed information on required supporting documents and other Form A application requirements, customers can visit the FirstBank website or contact:
📩 firstcontact@firstbanknigeria.com
📩 TransactionBankingTradeandAgricProducts@firstbankgroup.com
With this initiative, FirstBank is reinforcing its position as a trusted partner for Nigerians navigating the global financial landscape.
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