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Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by EmmaLege: 10:51am On Apr 21, 2018
Oshey bro
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Ijaya123: 10:54am On Apr 21, 2018
raphafire:
I have not been able yo recharge my phone with access bank..why?

You need to link your phone number with your Access bank account to be able to recharge.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Jethrolite(m): 11:04am On Apr 21, 2018
Ijaya123

Paga *242#

Not a traditional bank but they offer banking services with wide grassroot reach.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Ijaya123: 11:06am On Apr 21, 2018
Jethrolite:
Ijaya123

Paga *242#

Not a traditional bank but they offer banking services with wide grassroot reach.

Acknowledged.

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Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Nobody: 11:17am On Apr 21, 2018
Ijaya123:


You need to link your phone number with your Access bank account to be able to recharge.

Yes I have done that but if I want yo recharge other lines I find it hard
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Nobody: 11:21am On Apr 21, 2018
Ijaya123:


This is falsehood. I use glo as well and have never been charged for using USSD codes.

You can also get direct top up on your glo using *805#

Bro, I don't know what Glo you're using, but I can swear on the Bible that Glo deducts my credit for using USSD Code.

I do not appreciate being called a liar.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by honeymix77(m): 11:42am On Apr 21, 2018
Freebiez:


Bro, I don't know what Glo you're using, but I can swear on the Bible that Glo deducts my credit for using USSD Code.

I do not appreciate being called a liar.

seconded glo uses credit for USSD. u no lie bros

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Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Okoyeifeanyi95(m): 11:44am On Apr 21, 2018
God bless the mod that posted this. You're not lazy
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by lonelydora: 11:44am On Apr 21, 2018
Ahmed99:
Standbic bank *909# and for Mtn users u can use *904# to get a direct top up 4rm ur account.

Never knew about the bolded until now. And it works for my 3 banks...access, First bank, and Stanbic.

Thanks.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by kmaster007: 11:46am On Apr 21, 2018
nah person way get money for bank dey use code.. so I don't need it
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Nobody: 12:06pm On Apr 21, 2018
honeymix77:


seconded glo uses credit for USSD. u no lie bros

Thank you very much, kind sir.

Ijaya123,

Please endeavor to do research before jumping to conclusions.

I don't appreciate being called a liar.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by neeyor88: 12:14pm On Apr 21, 2018
Emekus92:
Well it is good for personal use but very hurtful when ur Bank Alert sim card gets into wrong hands.
That's why it's safe you don't disclose your pin at any time to anybody
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Ijaya123: 12:23pm On Apr 21, 2018
Freebiez:


Bro, I don't know what Glo you're using, but I can swear on the Bible that Glo deducts my credit for using USSD Code.

I do not appreciate being called a liar.

Not calling you a liar. Anyway, if you take offence, I apologise.

Glo has never deducted my airtime for using USSD codes. Maybe you should get in touch with their customer care by cailing 121 or throng their twitter handle.

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Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Ijaya123: 12:27pm On Apr 21, 2018
raphafire:


Yes I have done that but if I want yo recharge other lines I find it hard

Hope this helps.

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Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Themandator: 12:27pm On Apr 21, 2018
Emekus92:
Well it is good for personal use but very hurtful when ur Bank Alert sim card gets into wrong hands.


Password your sim. I READ about it here and did it for myself and wifee. BTW It is safer to even activate it and dint use it than allow someone steal the sim and activate it for you.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by ddjay: 12:58pm On Apr 21, 2018
Ijaya123:
Saw this in Twitter and decided to share here. Hope it helps somebody.

Access *901#
Diamond *426#
Eco *326#
FBN *894#
Fidelity *770#
GTB *737#
Heritage *322#
Keystone *533#
Skye *833#
Stanbic *909#
Sterling *822#
Union *826#
UBA *919
Wema *945#
Zenith *966#

Modified: Please add anyone you know that isnt there
Oga ibeg,I still use bank of the North,which is their code
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Ijaya123: 1:00pm On Apr 21, 2018
ddjay:

Oga ibeg,I still use bank of the North,which is their code

Visit their nearest branch at your convenience.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Ijaya123: 1:21pm On Apr 21, 2018
Freebiez:


Bro, I don't know what Glo you're using, but I can swear on the Bible that Glo deducts my credit for using USSD Code.

I do not appreciate being called a liar.

This is the response I got from glo.

Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Kingsasian(m): 1:26pm On Apr 21, 2018
Freebiez:
You should probably mention the fact that USSD Codes are free for all networks....

Except Glo.

Sometimes they'll charge ₦10, ₦20, ₦30. You must have airtime already if not, no USSD for you.

Bunch of thieves.
I don't know about you but glo has never charged me for using the ussd codes. I used it in recharging two days ago and I have been using glo to recharge for over three years now without being charged a kobo.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Kingsasian(m): 1:29pm On Apr 21, 2018
Ijaya123:


Not calling you a liar. Anyway, if you take offence, I apologise.

Glo has never deducted my airtime for using USSD codes. Maybe you should get in touch with their customer care by cailing 121 or throng their twitter handle.
same here bro, glo don't and has never charged me for using the ussd for recharging. Don't know the kind of glo sim that guy is using.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Nobody: 1:36pm On Apr 21, 2018
Kingsasian:
I don't know about you but glo has never charged me for using the ussd codes. I used it in recharging two days ago and I have been using glo to recharge for over three years now without being charged a kobo.

I used access, fcmb and first Bank. I was charged for all.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by uobimba(m): 1:37pm On Apr 21, 2018
do u need another special code to use these used because for me I have succeed in using Eco bank to recharge my phone,no transfer has worked.on putting account number,d thing goes out
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by howtong: 1:42pm On Apr 21, 2018
OP you missed out Diamond Bank:
Diamdond Bank *426#
Diamond Yello Mobile Money *710#
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Ijaya123: 1:57pm On Apr 21, 2018
uobimba:
do u need another special code to use these used because for me I have succeed in using Eco bank to recharge my phone,no transfer has worked.on putting account number,d thing goes out

Try linking your mobile number with the bank.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Anwons(m): 1:58pm On Apr 21, 2018
Unity bank *7799#
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by gidjah(m): 2:01pm On Apr 21, 2018
Chloe88:
Ecobank ussd is scam
scam is a mild word
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Ahmed99: 2:26pm On Apr 21, 2018
lonelydora:


Never knew about the bolded until now. And it works for my 3 banks...access, First bank, and Stanbic.

Thanks.
U welcome

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Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Nobody: 2:35pm On Apr 21, 2018
Please if you have a diamond bank account linked to your sim card, be careful with it, once anyone gets their hands on it they can top up more than 10k from your account without your pin and transfer the airtime to different (stolen) lines for reselling, be careful
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Afamed: 2:50pm On Apr 21, 2018
raphafire:


Yes I have done that but if I want yo recharge other lines I find it hard
Definitely the code you use to buy recharge card with your registered line with the bank is totally different from the code you will use to buy credit with your other lines/ third party.

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Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Afamed: 2:55pm On Apr 21, 2018
kmaster007:
nah person way get money for bank dey use code.. so I don't need it
My brother you don't have today, does not mean you will not have tomorrow.
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Nobody: 2:56pm On Apr 21, 2018
Emekus92:
Well it is good for personal use but very hurtful when ur Bank Alert sim card gets into wrong hands.

Honestly our banks should put security on these codes
Re: Ussd Codes For Nigerian Banks by Afamed: 2:57pm On Apr 21, 2018
Kruzilano:
their mobile app stopped working kept saying "we are refreshing your information or something went wrong" i decided to opt for the ussd, as i needed to make payment that moment, i Googled d ussd code, tried it and it came up with register your Xpresscash blah blah blah. I registered, as that was thr only option, next that came was create using otp and 2 use pin, a message written in french was sent to me with a 6 digit code. I tried and tried nothing happened, i tried my mobile app, same shit, i decided to unistall my mobile app and reinstall again, and whole and behold after login in i saw 0.0ngn as my balance..
I suspect the site you logged into is compromised.

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