NDIC Urges Bank Customers to Link BVN for Faster Deposit Refunds Amid Increased Insurance Coverage

The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has urged bank customers to ensure their Bank Verification Number (BVN) is properly linked to their accounts for quicker deposit refunds in the event of bank failures. During a town hall meeting, NDIC's Executive Director, Corporate Services, Emili C.
Osuji emphasized the importance of depositor protection and clarified misconceptions surrounding the deposit insurance system. Osuji reaffirmed NDIC's commitment to safeguarding depositors' funds and maintaining financial stability.
The NDIC plans to increase the maximum deposit insurance coverage by 2024 to further protect depositors. Ahmad Umar, the NDIC Kano Zonal Head, highlighted the critical role of depositors' confidence in economic activities and financial inclusion.
The NDIC has paid out significant amounts in liquid dividends to depositors of failed banks, exceeding the insured sums. Customers are urged to link their BVNs to facilitate seamless access to insured deposits.
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