JUST IN: Binance Has Added 21 New Local African Banks to Its Platform

Did you know that starting 25th July 2022, you can trade on Binance P2P using your local African Bank? Binance has added 21 local African banks to its platform. You can use the banks as a preferred method for faster transactions. The banks are:

• Access Bank

• Afriland First Bank

• BGFIBank,

• CalBank

• Capitec Bank

• Ecobank

• Equity Bank

• Fidelity Bank

• First Bank Of Nigeria

• FCMB

• GCB Bank

• GTBank

• Kenya Commercial Bank

• Keystone Bank

• Nedbank

• Stanbic Bank

• Standard Chartered Bank

• Sterling Bank

• Co-Operative Bank Of Kenya

• Zenith Bank

• Union Bank of Nigeria

Binance choice to add the banks is to increase scalability and improve security. Using a local bank as a display mode of transaction reduces the possibility of disputes. The e-wallets also enable you to see which bank your counterpart is using. Thus, you can calculate any risks or transaction speeds involved. It helps you avoid interbank fees and delays.

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What Other P2P Methods Would You Like Binance to Include?

This is a small but significant step in Binance Africa. Would you like Binance to add other local P2P methods in your country? Leave your comments below I will get the information to Binance.

What Other P2P Methods Would You Like Binance to Include?

• M-PESA
• ChipperCash
• SimbaPay
• Xendpay

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