How to transfer money from Access Bank to other banks?
Banking systems provide many new convenient features for customers. This time we'll learn how to transfer money from Access Bank to another bank. The procedure is simple, just follow the instructions.
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Here is all you need to know about how to conduct an Access Bank money transfer.
How to transfer money from Access Bank
Good news for all customers of Access Bank, you can easily transfer money from Access Bank to other banks with the *901# service.
*901# is Access Bank’s USSD code that allows you to transact and enjoy banking services conveniently from your phone, without the use of airtime or data. This service is available 24/7.
Advantages of the *901# service
- It is convenient, fast, and secure;
- It is available 24/7;
- There is no need to queue up in the bank;
To make any transactions with the help of the *901# service, you need to have a unique security code.
*901# is available to all individual account holders (sole signatory) whose phone numbers are registered with any of the mobile network operators (MTN, GLO, Airtel, and 9Mobile) and correctly maintained with the Bank.
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Steps to register *901# service
To enroll on *901#, simply follow the steps below:
- Dial *901# with your registered phone number
- Click on ‘Transfer’
- Enter the last 6 digits of your Debit Card number (You will be prompted to input your date of birth if you do not have an active debit card).
- Enter your account number
- Create a 4-digit PIN
Access Bank money transfer code
*901# is the code to transfer money from Access Bank.
To transfer cash to other banks: Dial *901*AMOUNT*NUBAN Account Number# (e.g *901*1000*1234512345#) from your phone. Authenticate using a four (4) digit security code. You can create a security code using the Menu option.
FAQs related to the* 901# service
Here are more details about how to use the Access Bank USSD code.
Who can use this service?
*901# is available to all individual account holders (sole signatory) whose phone numbers are registered with any of the mobile network operators (MTN, GLO, Airtel, and 9Mobile) and correctly maintained with the Bank.
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Can I use this service when I am overseas?
Yes, if you have an active roaming service.
How long does a service session last?
A service session lasts for about 2 minutes and times out after every 20 seconds if there is inactivity. This means that every transaction initiated must be concluded within 2 minutes.
Can I use this service if my phone number is not registered with the bank but registered with my mobile network operator?
No, *901# can only be accessed via your phone number maintained with the bank.
What is my transaction limit on this service?
- The maximum daily transfer limit is N100,000 (N20,000 per transaction)
- The daily maximum limit on Airtime top-up is N20,000
What happens if I exhaust my daily limit for Internet Banking and Mobile App, will I be able to still transfer using *901#?
Yes. This service is independent of the daily limit set for Internet Banking and Mobile App.
Now you know how to transfer money from Access Bank, we hope that this information is useful for you.
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