First Bank is not just one of the biggest in Nigeria, but one of the strongest and oldest. Their experience spans decades of service rendering and products design to empower their customers. They have provided a useful banking tool to assist its customers in prompt and effective service delivery.
The first Bank short code is the big thing that has decongested the banking halls and brought a lot of ease to the customers wherever you are, you get to do banking. There is a lot you stand to gain with the first Bank USSD short code, you enjoy services such as; opening account, money transfer, bills payments, check account balance, recharge mobile lines and even block account or block debit cards.

MTN, 9 MOBILE, AIRTEL and GLOBACOM are the network providers that can enable you to enjoy these services and more in Nigeria. And for those outside the country, you will have to ROAM you mobile line to enjoy these various services available on the first bank USSD.
How to Activate a first banking (first bank mobile transfer code Activation)

Whichever service provider you use, to achieve and enjoy any transaction you must have to be registered. To get registered on the First bank Mobile USSD short code, you simply have to follow the steps bellow by dialing the magic number

How to transfer using the First Bank USSD Code
It is easy to transfer funds from your First bank account to that of others, be it family, friends, business partners or paying bills With *894*
Transfer from first Bank to another first Bank account

1. Dial *894* amount * account Number#
2. Confirm the amount you are transferring to the other bank account
3. Enter your first bank 5 digit you created during registration
4. Select the account you want to send the money to (debit)

How to transfer from First Bank account to other accounts

• Simply Dial *894*amount*recipients’ Account number#
• Confirm the amount you want to transfer to the third (3rd) party
• Enter your five (5) digits secret PIN
• Select the account to send the money
• Confirm the details again before sending