Toutes les transactions gouvernementales seront automatisées à compter du 1er mars 2023 conformément à la politique monétaire de la Bank Central Nigeria according to the Nigerian Finance and Intelligence Unit (NFIU).

NFIU averti que les défaillances qui retirent de l' argent des comptes publics risquent une enquête collaborative de la part of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission ( EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC). According to the director of the NFIU, Modibbo Tukur, defaulters risked a three-year prison sentence. According to his explanation, under the guidelines, only the president can grant a waiver for any money that exceeds the approved daily threshold to be withdrawn for any urgent or urgent reason. Tukur confirmed the latest development on Thursday in Abuja during a press briefing at the unit's temporary office in Abuja.

NFIU advised the various levels of government to deploy the technology and train their staff to be able to apply the new policy from the stipulated date. According to Modibbo, “with the implementation of this directive, Nigeria entered a non-monetary economy as of March 1, 2023.”