This guide will show you how to use First Bank transfer code to send money to any bank in Nigeria.
Transferring money from your First Bank account using USSD is very easy.
First Bank launched a service called ‘Quick Banking’ which you can use from the comfort of your home or on the go.
If it’s your first transaction, then you must dial *894*0# using the mobile number linked with your First Bank account. Thereafter, follow the on-screen instructions to complete your registration. Take note that you have to choose a 5-digit PIN for the quick banking service.
How to send money using the FirstBank transfer code:
Step 1. Dial *894*amount*recipient account number#
Step 2. Select the Bank of the recipient. For example, UBA, First Bank, GTB, etc.
Step 3. Confirm the full name of your recipient and press send.
After completing the steps above, First Bank will send you a message to notify you if your transaction failed or was successful.
First Bank transfer charges and other points to note:
The cumulative daily transfer limit is N100,000. If you wish to increase this limit, kindly visit an First Bank branch near you to notify a customer care representative.
The use of *894# quick banking to make transfers is completely secure, so long as you keep your PIN and SIM card safe.
First Bank may debit certain monthly charges relating to transactions made through USSD Banking. The fees may include convenience fees, legal charges and statutory charges, if any, relating to the use of USSD Banking. Currently, the bank charges N20 for transfers to First Bank account and N50 for transfers to other banks.
Finally, this service doesn’t require an internet connection. Furthermore, it can work on any mobile device type, be it a torchlight phone or a smartphone.
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