Instaforex clients in Nigeria can withdraw funds in Naira from their accounts using our system. Current Exchange Rate: $1 to ₦1370
Note: Minimum withdrawal is $10
Instaforex clients in Nigeria can withdraw funds in Naira from their accounts using our system. Current Exchange Rate: $1 to ₦1370
Note: Minimum withdrawal is $10
InstaForex Nigeria can help you to withdraw funds in Naira
Instaforex Nigeria can help you withdraw your funds from your trading account into your bank account using our system. You will receive the funds in the Nigerian Naira.
In order to withdraw funs in Naira from a trading account, you will have to go through several stages, including choosing the type of withdrawal method, and inputting the account information. Once the withdrawal request form is filled out, the amount you are withdrawing will be removed from the account, and should be transferred to the service you have requested.
All withdraw funds in Naira and deposits are processed during work time of the Finance Department from Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. (UTC+3). For more information on withdrawing and depositing funds, please call support@instaforex.com.ng
If the money has not been credited to your account within 24 hours after a transfer from a credit card, contact the Finance Department or Technical Support for assistance. Please be sure to specify the following details: the account number, sum, method, and time of the deposit.
If the money has not been credited to your account within 5 business days after a transaction via wire transfer, contact the Finance Department or Technical Support for assistance. Please be sure to specify the following details: the account number, sum, method, and time of the deposit.
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