Keep in mind that this is not AI but the power of two tech Giant coming together to produce the future. @elonmusk has not revealed his real self. Simple!

WHY YOU CAN'T DEPOSIT ₦1,000 OR ₦2,000 ON GIANT WALLET NAIRA TO FIAT I think it's important we explain this so everyone can understand why we have a minimum deposit limit on Giant Wallet. First, you need to understand that the payment processing system that converts your Naira to USDT charges a fixed fee of 1 USDT per transaction, which is approximately ₦1,370, depending on the exchange rate at the time of the transaction. Now, let's do some simple mathematics. If you deposit ₦1,000, the processing fee alone is already higher than the amount you're depositing. How do you expect such a transaction to be processed? If you deposit ₦2,000, approximately ₦1,370 goes to the payment processor, leaving just ₦630 before other applicable charges. Please, how does that make economic sense? Do we not seem to understand how these systems work? This is why many crypto-to-fiat platforms have minimum transaction limits of around $5 or more. Yet, on Giant Wallet, we have worked to make transactions possible from as low as approximately $2, subject to the minimum Naira deposit displayed in the app. Building and maintaining a financial system like Giant Wallet comes at a cost. The payment processors are not offering their services for free. Every transaction involves infrastructure, processing costs, blockchain operations, and other technical requirements. And please understand that the fixed 1 USDT processing fee is charged by the payment processing provider, not Giant Wallet. Giant Wallet has its own separate platform fee, which is disclosed before you complete your transaction. We are doing everything possible to make crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto transactions more accessible and affordable, especially for Nigerians who want to transact directly from their non-custodial wallets without depending on P2P. Sometimes, rather than complaining about everything, we should learn to appreciate the effort being made to provide these services at lower transaction limits. We will continue working to improve the system, negotiate better processing fees, and make Giant Wallet even more affordable. But please, understand that financial technology has operational costs. Not everything can be free. Thank you for understanding. — Founder, Giant Wallet Emmanuel Okeke

🚨 IMPORTANT NOTICE — GIANT WALLET The minimum deposit per transaction will now be ₦3,000 to ₦4,000 , while the maximum remains ₦100,000,000 per transaction. Please take note of the new minimum before making any deposit. A new Giant Wallet update reflecting these changes will be dropping within the next few hours. Keep your Giant Wallet updated.

I don't care what we have built or how much liquidity is flowing through the products we've built. But know this and have peace: Africa still has a long way to go. We still struggle with that mindset that makes it difficult for some people to believe that something genuinely good can come out of Africa. While some Africans are seriously building, innovating and trying to solve real problems, others seem equally determined to tear down what their fellow Africans are building for no just cause. Sometimes, it feels like the moment they see that the person behind it has brown skin and is African, suspicion becomes the default response. One slight complication happens, and you're immediately on X and every other social media platform speaking down on something that was built to help put your country and continent on the map. You won't reach out to the appropriate support department first. You won't ask questions for clarity. You just go straight to the public square and start attacking. If you know a project is genuine, and you have no evidence of scam, theft or deliberate wrongdoing, then encourage the builders. Point out the problems, yes. Criticize where necessary, yes. But also help them see where they can improve. Stop tearing young African builders down. And sometimes we wonder why some founders would rather take their companies and innovations to environments where builders are encouraged and supported. Correct developers when they're wrong. Hold them accountable. But also encourage them when they're genuinely building. And to everyone who constantly encourages developers, founders and young Africans trying to build something meaningful... God bless you all. Keep encouraging builders. Africa needs more builders, not fewer.

Good news everyone. Both the KYC verification system and our Crypto-to-Bank withdrawal service (Off-Ramp) are now back online and working properly. I know the delays were frustrating, especially for those who needed to complete verification or make withdrawals, and I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. Our team had to make sure the systems were properly restored rather than rushing them back and creating more problems. You can now: ✅ Complete KYC verification ✅ Make Crypto-to-Bank withdrawals ✅ Continue using Giant Wallet normally Thank you to everyone who remained patient while we worked through this. We are building, learning, fixing and improving every single day. The Future is Giant. $GTAN