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    Standard Chartered limits number of cards allowed

    David GreatBy David GreatAugust 17, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria has announced a new limit on the number of cards a customer can have at any given time.

    In an email to customers, the bank noted that customers cannot request more than four debit cards.

    “Kindly note that effective immediately, the maximum number of debit cards allowed per client is four (4),” the commercial bank said in a statement.

    Standard Chartered added that, “To apply for a replacement if you already have 4 or more cards, you must first block an existing card(s) before proceeding to request for a new one.

    • Standard Chartered announces how Nigerians can convert foreign currency to naira online

    “To block your debit card simply log in to SC Mobile/Online Banking platforms and use the Service Request menu as follows: Service request >>Card Management >>Block & replace my Debit Card >>Select reason to Block card and follow the in App Instructions.”

    “Should you require any clarification, email us at clientcare.ng@sc.com or call our 24/7 Contact Centre line on 01-270 4611 or 0800 123 5000 (toll free),” the bank said.

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