Are you a customer of First Bank of Nigeria? Do you know how to create First Bank transfer pin? With First Bank’s transfer code *894#, you can send money from your First Bank account to another account of the same bank or other Nigerian banks. With the aid of First bank code for transfer, you can easily, safely and quickly pay someone for any goods or services rendered without having to carry cash around with you.
The introduction of this version of mobile banking has brought about convenience to users and even banks. Because it has drastically reduced the length of the queue for those who want to send money.
The beauty of this platform is that it works on any type of mobile phone with all the major telecommunication networks in Nigeria, works anywhere, is available any time of the day and night, including public holidays and weekends, it is fast, secure, feature-rich and doesn’t require internet access.
Below are the First bank code for transfer Requirements;
- First Bank Account: You must be an FBN Naira-denominated account holder.
- Alert Number: You need the phone number registered to your bank account.
- Mobile Phone: Any mobile device that can make and receive calls will do.
- ATM PIN: You need your debit card’s 4-digit PIN for registration.
How to Register First Bank Nigeria USSD Code
Let’s now look at First Bank USSD codes:
- Dial *894*0# with the phone number registered to your FBN account.
- Choose your preferred debit (ATM) card from those linked to your account.
- Enter the 4-digit PIN of the chosen debit card.
- Create a 5-digit transaction PIN. You will need this to complete each transaction you initiated on this platform.
1st Bank Code Transfer/PIN
- Dial *894*Amount*Recipient’s Account Number#.
- Select the beneficiary bank.
- Authenticate and complete the transfer using the 5-digit transaction PIN.
- You will get a notification indicating whether the transaction is successful or not.
- Let’s assume you want to transfer 10,000 Naira to account number 0123456789; just dial *894*10000*0123456789# >> Select the receiver’s bank >> Confirm name among other details and complete with transaction PIN.
The code to transfer money from First Bank is similar to that of Zenith Bank. I mean, it is the same code for both inter-bank (first bank to other banks) transfers and intra-bank (First bank to First bank) transfers.
How to Reset or Change Transaction/Authentication PIN
In case you forget your 5-digit transaction PIN (Personal Identification Number), just dial *894*0# to reset it.
First Bank Mobile Code Limit & Charges
- Transfer Limit: Maximum of 100,000 Naira daily.
- Airtime Recharge Limit: Maximum per day is 10,000 Naira.
- Time Limit: Maximum of 2 minutes per transaction. However, the transaction will be terminated after 20 seconds of inactivity.
- Transfer Charges: Firstbank to Firstbank transfer is free while first to other banks attract N10, N20 and N50 Naira charges depending on how much you are transferring.
- Recharge Charges: Free.
- Network Charges: 2 – 5 Naira.
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Wrapping Up transfer code first bank
That’s all on Firstbank transfer code. Should you have any issues while trying to perform any of the above transactions, kindly get in touch with First Bank via 0700-34778-2668228 and on Facebook. See a list of other banks in Nigeria and their transfer codes. Do you know how to get 5 5-digit pin for First bank transfer? It’s all in that article.
Article updated 3 days ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
