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BPS/DIR/GEN/02/033
List of licensed Custodians
Published 3/14/2014
169507PDFIcon
BPS/PSPGEN/CIR/05/001
Circular on the need to install Anti Skimming Device on all ATMs
Published 3/13/2014
215566PDFIcon
BPS/DIR/CIR/GEN/02/031
Submission of Fraud Report on Electronic Channels using a Common Portal for the Industry
Published 7/4/2013
239832PDFIcon
BPS/DIR/GEN/CIR/01/015
Extension of Cash-less Policy to Five States and the FCT
Published 5/17/2013
211471PDFIcon
BPS/DIR/CIR/04/2013
Circular to DMBs, Cheque Printers and other Stakeholders on the Accreditation of Cheque Printers for 2013/2014
Published 5/10/2013
225314PDFIcon
BPS/DIR/GEN/CIR/01/001
Nationwide Encashment of 3rd Party Cheques above N150,000 over the counter of banks and stoppage of charges
Published 3/8/2013
220992PDFIcon
BPS/DIR/GEN/CIR/01/018
E-Payment Dispute Arbitration Framework
Published 1/7/2013
480965PDFIcon
BPS/DIR/GEN/CIR/01/014
Timeline for Interoperability and Interconnectivity
Published 12/21/2012
156183PDFIcon
BPS/DIR/CIR/08/2012
Circular to Deposit Money Banks in Respect of the Clearing of Financial Instruments of Liquidated/Legacy Banks
Published 11/28/2012
472986PDFIcon
BOD/DIR/CIR/2010/GEN/01/107
Circular on Implementation of Maximum Cap for Cheque Payments
Published 1/4/2010
49937PDFIcon










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Facts : 1/16/2006
The Cowry:The Cowry has, for centuries, served our people as an important form of currency. In 1860 the following system was in use: 40 Cowries formed a "String"; 50 Strings made a "head" and 10 heads comprised a "bag". In Lagos in 1865 one bag of 20,000 shells was exchanged for one or two English Pounds.
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