Fidelity Bank Plc, a leading tier-one lender in Nigeria, has announced the resumption of international transactions on its Naira Debit Cards.
This development allows customers to make seamless payments abroad, online, and at ATMs outside the country.
According to Ifeoma Onibuje, Divisional Head, eBanking, Fidelity Bank Plc, “We are delighted to inform the public that Fidelity Naira Cards are now enabled for global use.
“This means that our travelling customers can now utilize their Naira Debit cards outside the country to shop, spend and withdraw internationally without hassles.”
Fidelity Bank customers can now spend up to $1,000 quarterly for international POS and online transactions and withdraw up to $500 quarterly on international ATMs.
This move offers Fidelity Bank customers another way to complete international transactions, in addition to the Bank’s existing foreign currency debit and credit cards.
Fidelity VISA cardholders also enjoy premium travel and lifestyle benefits, including airport lounge and spa access, fast-track immigration lanes, and discounts on car rentals worldwide.
The bank has made the process of getting a Fidelity Naira card seamless. Customers can easily apply for their Fidelity VISA or Mastercard Naira Debit card via the Fidelity Mobile App or visit the nearest Fidelity bank branch.
Fidelity Bank Plc is a full-fledged Commercial Deposit Money Bank serving over 9.1 million customers through digital banking channels and its 255 business offices in Nigeria and United Kingdom subsidiary, FidBank UK Limited.
The bank has received multiple local and international awards for its innovative banking services and commitment to customer satisfaction.
Fidelity Bank’s resumption of international transactions on Naira Debit Cards demonstrates its commitment to providing secure, convenient, and reliable banking services that empower customers in Nigeria and beyond.
With its innovative banking solutions and customer-centric approach, Fidelity Bank continues to be a leader in the Nigerian banking industry.
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