General
How To Open A Domiciliary Account In Nigeria
As an individual or a business person, making and receiving payment in a foreign currency is easier done through the domiciliary account. Having a domiciliary account is very important especially in Nigeria where the economy is unstable, making it essential for people to save in a foreign currency as a way to protect their money from losing value.

Why you should have a domiciliary account

- Receive payment in foreign currencies (USD, EUR, GBP).
- Transfer funds abroad.
- Get attractive interest rates and hedge against inflation.
- Carry out both local and international transactions easily. This is a good option for people who do business internationally.
- Use it to buy products on any online platform.
How to open a domiciliary account in Nigeria

- Referees: Two current account holders (preferably with the same bank) to sign the reference forms.
- Duly filled domiciliary account opening form.
- An existing naira account with the bank. It can either be a savings or a current account.
- Valid means of identification: either an international passport, permanent voters’ card, National ID card, or a driver’s license.
- Passport photograph.
- Utility bill issued within the last 3 months.