Have you been struggling to pay for iCloud storage with your naira card?
I remember the good old days when the Naira debit card was a powerful tool in your wallet. You could effortlessly make up to $15,000 in international payments.
Why Nigerians can't pay for iCloud storage
In 2021, banks across Nigeria placed a ban on international payments on their cards because the sudden drop in oil prices left Nigeria short on dollars. In addition, the nation had stopped selling foreign exchange to individual dealers following the travel ban imposed on foreigners to stop the deadly coronavirus from spreading.
This shift impacted the everyday life of the average Nigerian significantly. Simple pleasures and necessities, such as iCloud storage and Apple Music, suddenly became impossible.
The only workaround was to switch your App Store region to the US and start paying in dollars. Imagine, what used to cost 1000 Naira suddenly becomes $11 (10,000 naira).
How to pay for iCloud storage in Nigeria
The only Naira card in Nigeria that works for App Store payments is The Odeshi Card by SplitCash.
This is a revolutionary virtual Mastercard that empowers you to make up to $1000 of international payments every month. This means you can add this card to your Apple account to pay for iCloud storage and all your App Store transactions seamlessly.
No need to switch your App Store region from Nigeria. Here is how to pay for your iCloud Storage with the Odeshi Card:
Download the SplitCash app from your app store and sign up.
Create your virtual naira card in the app.
Add the card to your Apple account and voila! Your payments are set.
It's that straightforward – no need for dollar payments anymore.
Now you have the world of subscriptions and services at your fingertips. From uninterrupted music to unlimited cloud storage, the Odeshi Card is the key to your subscription bliss.
What are you waiting for?
Download the SplitCash app today, and say goodbye to "payment declined".
