Paypal, the popular digital wallet for sending and receiving money across the world is reportedly back again with the Paypal Account Blocking and Restriction frenzy since resuming operations for Nigerians through Paga partnership. 

The digital payments wallets relaunched its operations in Nigeria following a partnership with Paga after years of departure following boycotts and drop in users from the region. 

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On Feb 13, Bash UTD on X (formerly known as Twitter) shared an email from PayPal saying the user’s account has been permanently deactivated citing local laws and policies. The post drew over 1.6M views on X fueling boycott calls with many other users recalling Paypal’s history of account deactivation and blocking frenzy for alleged fraud concerns since the 2000s. 

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PayPal is reportedly back with its services for Nigerians through a partnership with Paga after years of departure amid concerns of permanent account deactivation and restrictions for alleged frauds, local laws, company policies or partner policies. 

PayPal users now complain of similar issues again following their relaunch into the region.