The eNaira speed wallet application, recently launched by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Monday, has been pulled down from the Google Play store.
The eNaira has two applications, eNaira speed wallet and eNaira speed merchant wallet.
Since the release, users have complained about problems encountered after downloading the app from the play store.
The main issue experienced was registering to create a wallet to enable them to enjoy the services.
Google Play stated that an app can be removed from its store for violating policies, which include minimum functionality.
“At a minimum, apps should provide users with a basic degree of functionality and a respectful user experience,” the Google Play policy reads.
“Apps that crash, exhibit other behaviours that are not consistent with a functional user experience are not allowed on Google Play.”
The version of the mobile application for merchants, which is called ‘eNaira Speed Merchant Wallet’, is still available for download.
The app, which has over 10,000 downloads, also has its bad reviews.
Both the eNaira speed wallet and speed merchant wallet apps are still very much available on App Store for iPhone users.
CBN, however, in the statement warned users that it will not be held liable for any loss, whether arising from, or in connection with the use of the eNaira website.
