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In this article i will be showing you how to check NIRSAL loan approval. NIRSAL microfinance bank is a bank that has been the talk of the town of late.

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NIRSAL MICROFINANCE BANK Access Target Savings Accounts is for MSMEs and Individuals who wish to save regularly for a certain period to accomplish a purpose i.e shop rent, buy goods, purchase equipment, for festivities etc. A lien is put on the account with limited withdrawals by the account holder based on his instructions.

Eligible To Apply for The Scheme

You might be wondering those who are eligible to apply for NIRSAL loan?  okay, from our findings we have identified Households or individuals as the main beneficiaries but they only need to be verified as being adversely affected by COVID-19.

And some group of person(s) who are considered eligible to secure this loan are existing enterprises (with verifiable evidence of business activities adversely impacted as a result of COVID-19).

Loan Requirement

Before any one can access this loan, they must first show genuine interest by submitting their application only through the approved and official portal.


Businesses, individuals must be ready to submit their BVN number for proper profiling, more also they must be ready to indicate with prove id their business are registered with the corporate affairs commission.

Lastly there is a need to provide your business plan to the bank which should state how your business is being run.

How To Check Loan Status Approval:

Have you applied for the Covid-19 NIRSAL microfinance bank loan and you are eager to check your status about your application if it has been approved or not? Let’s show you the step.

Note that there is every need for you to check your status to ascertain if you are still on the right path to receiving your covid-19-support loan.

The need has arisen for all applicants to check on their various approval status, and see for themselves if they meet up with the requirements laid down by the CBN through NIRSAL.



Bernard Bassey is a graduate of Software Engineering from AfriHUB University, Abuja. He is an expert in field journalism, his interest in socio-politics activities is keen.

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