• Home
  • Top Stories
  • News
    • Photo News
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Crime & Security
  • Sports
  • Intimacy
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Advert Rate
  • More
    • Opinion
    • Lifestyle & Entertainment
    • Foreign News
    • Health
Facebook Twitter Instagram
Friday, October 23
Facebook Twitter Instagram
Prompt News
  • Home
  • Top Stories
      Featured

      DBN Signs $61m Credit Deal With AfDB

      Business October 22, 2026
      Recent

      DBN Signs $61m Credit Deal With AfDB

      October 22, 2026

      FIFA approves normalisation committee to oversee Nigerian football 

      October 22, 2026

      2027: INEC should unveil 103 million registered voters on its portal – Atiku

      October 22, 2026
    1. News
      1. Photo News
      Featured

      Edo inmate escapes from court after bail refusal

      News October 22, 2026
      Recent

      Edo inmate escapes from court after bail refusal

      October 22, 2026

      15,000 runners to participate in 17th edition of Elite Label Casablanca Marathon on Sunday

      October 22, 2026

      CDC raises concern over lack of vaccine for Ebola strain ravaging Africa

      October 22, 2026
    2. Politics
        Featured

        2027: INEC should unveil 103 million registered voters on its portal – Atiku

        Politics October 22, 2026
        Recent

        2027: INEC should unveil 103 million registered voters on its portal – Atiku

        October 22, 2026

        Hoodlums Attack PBAT-KO Secretariat in Ibadan

        October 22, 2026

        2027: APC Presidential Campaign Council Creates New Directorate, Names Head of Youth And Women Mobilisation

        October 20, 2026
      1. Business
          Featured

          DBN Signs $61m Credit Deal With AfDB

          Business October 22, 2026
          Recent

          DBN Signs $61m Credit Deal With AfDB

          October 22, 2026

          RMAFC Begins Review of Anambra’s ₦70bn Stabilization Fund Request

          October 22, 2026

          FG reviews 2026–2030 development plan, targets $1trn economy by 2030

          October 22, 2026
        1. Crime & Security
            Featured

            Gunmen abduct Kogi APC youth leader, wife in night raid

            Crime & Security October 22, 2026
            Recent

            Gunmen abduct Kogi APC youth leader, wife in night raid

            October 22, 2026

            Regina Daniels’ Friend, Ann Izuegbu Remanded In Suleja Prison

            October 22, 2026

            Ondo Crash: Residents raise alarm over foul odour, fishing losses

            October 22, 2026
          1. Sports
              Featured

              FIFA approves normalisation committee to oversee Nigerian football 

              Sports October 22, 2026
              Recent

              FIFA approves normalisation committee to oversee Nigerian football 

              October 22, 2026

              FIFA U17 WWC: Flamingos Set To Fly Higher Over North Korea Friday

              October 22, 2026

              11 Days to AACT 2026: Munir Tijjani Assures of Nigeria’s Preparedness, Govt Support

              October 22, 2026
            1. Intimacy
            2. About Us
              • Contact Us
              • Privacy Policy
              • Advert Rate
            3. More
              • Opinion
              • Lifestyle & Entertainment
              • Foreign News
              • Health
            Prompt News
            Home » CBN introduces use of Form X for SMES
            Business

            CBN introduces use of Form X for SMES

            techBy techApril 18, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
            Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Telegram Pinterest Tumblr Reddit WhatsApp Email
            Share
            Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

            CBN logo

            As part of its determination to increase foreign exchange liquidity and improve access by Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and retail businesses, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced the use of FORM X for the SMEs that requires just basic documentation.

            Confirming the new development, the apex Bank spokesman, Mr Isaac Okorafor, said that the innovative  measure is intended to ease documentation challenges usually encountered by this category of businesses.

            He further explained that the new form which must be completed by all SME applicants requires the applicant to fill the form with a supporting application letter as well as beneficiary invoice and bank wire transfer.

            The objective of the new guideline, he added,  is  to remove obstacles usually encountered by those whose forex needs for either visibles or invisibles were as small as or less than $10,000. He reiterated the apex bank’s determination to continue to ensure adequate supply of forex for genuine transactions in the coming days.

            CBN FOREX
            Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Telegram Email
            Previous ArticleGroup mobilises support for restructuring of Nigeria
            Next Article Dangote will be largest exporter of rice in 5 years – AfDB
            tech

              Related Posts

              DBN Signs $61m Credit Deal With AfDB

              October 22, 2026

              RMAFC Begins Review of Anambra’s ₦70bn Stabilization Fund Request

              October 22, 2026

              FG reviews 2026–2030 development plan, targets $1trn economy by 2030

              October 22, 2026
              Add A Comment

              Comments are closed.

              Recent Posts
              • Tinubu Came to My Aid During Health Crisis, Sponsored Dubai Treatment — Salawa Abeni
              • Actor Francis Duru Dies at 57
              • Edo inmate escapes from court after bail refusal
              • Gunmen abduct Kogi APC youth leader, wife in night raid
              • DBN Signs $61m Credit Deal With AfDB

              CONTACT INFORMATION

              Prompt News Online is published by PNO Dynamic Media Limited.

              Address: Suite 24, Abebi Plaza, Oluseyi, Sango – Eleyele Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.

              Managing Editor/CEO: Akeem Oyetunji

              Email: promptnewsonline@gmail.com or editor@promptnewsonline.com

              Phone/WhatsApp: +234806 286 2057
              Or 0805 386 6284

              ABUJA OFFICE: 
              Address: Suite D76, EFAB Mall
              Off Gimbya Street, Area 11, Garki, Abuja
              ABUJA BUREAU EDITOR: Harry Awurumibe
              Phone: 0803 302 4300
              Email: harryawurumibe360@gmail.com
              UK OFFICE:
              Address: 34 Skipper Court,
              Abbey Road, IG 11 7GW.
              Barking, London, UK.
              EDITOR EUROPE: Bolaji Oyegunle
              Phone +447878196776
              Email: gb10oyegunle@gmail.com
              © 2026 Prompt News Online. Designed by DeedsTech.
              • About Us
              • Contact Us
              • Advert Rate
              • Privacy Policy

              Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.