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ALAT by Wema was one of over 25 banks across the world honoured in the Digital Banking category of the awards. According to the magazine, the awards recognize “institutions leading the charge” in the banking sector’s digital revolution, itself a consequence of “the need for greater security and a rising demand for cryptocurrencies.”

ALAT by Wema is branchless, providing banking services through its Android, iOS and web apps. As at January 2018, the bank has close to 180,000 customers with deposits of over 1 billion naira.

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The main reason i am sharing this information is for you to make real cash by using this app, HOW?

*First download and install the app from either playstore or appstore for both android or ios version by the name ALAT

*Second,signup for the bank via this app, with your real information

*Third, while youre filling the required information of yours, the app will ask of REFERRAL CODE, inpute 13QEYR

*Fourth,complete all the required information

* YOU HAVE #1000 BONUS DIRECTLY IN TO YOUR ACCOUNT AS SOON AS YOU REFER ANOTHER USER WITH YOUR OWN REFERRAL CODE

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