Crypto currencies exchange following some online transactions has been exposed to scammers and high charges. The Nigeria banks for example takes a huge percentage to transaction fees especially when it is Bitcoin transaction.
I was typing my reply, and something took my attention off. I have to start all over again, as there have been many replies pointing at what I was trying to say too, but that won't stop me from going deep.
There is no mention of banks charging a high fee for Bitcoin transactions in the news that you share, so if you have any proof, please bring it in. We should all learn how to share stories and news, because misinformation is what keeps many societies going.
Binance trading fees and other exchange fees are why they're rising, and that's for everyone who is trading there; it's not targeted in a particular country. If you are a day trader, you should be able to notice it.
Before, the fee was not noticeable as it was little to almost nothing, but these past months we can see the amount they charge for each trade, which is where the article is situated, and not the bank charging a high fee on a bitcoin transaction. Is the bank the one performing the transaction?