USSD codes make mobile banking easy. Recently, the developers featured MTN South Africa USSD codes. These Nigerian USSD codes are for Zenith Bank, Polaris Bank, First Bank, and Union Bank.
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Zenith Bank USSD codes
Zenith Bank offers many services using *996# USSD codes. See example below:
Dial *966*00# to check the account balance.
Top up airtime with *966*Amount*Mobile Number#.
Dial *966*Amount*Recipient’s Account Number# for mobile transfers.
These USSD numbers allow Zenith Bank customers to access and transact their accounts quickly.
Polaris Bank USSD
Polaris Bank (previously Skye Bank) offers USSD codes for convenience. They come from *883#.
Examples follow:
To check your account balance, dial *833*6#.
Transfer funds using *833*Amount*Account Number#.
Like Zenith’s, Polaris Bank’s USSD codes services ensure that you can manage your finances without needing an internet connection.
FirstBank USSD codes
As one of Nigeria’s oldest and most trusted institutions, First Bank offers many USSD codes. The foundation code for this bank is *894#.
Examples of use:
To check your account balance, call *894*00#.
Top up airtime with *894*Amount*Mobile Number#.
To transfer funds, call *894*Amount*Account Number#.
Union Bank
Union Bank’s USSD codes start at *826# and serve various clients. Examples of subsidiaries are below:
To check your account balance, dial *826*4#.
Top up airtime with *826*Amount*Mobile Number#.
To transfer funds, dial *826*2*Amount*Account Number#.
Union Bank’s USSD services are simple and accessible like others.
Concluding remarks
USSD codes have transformed Nigerian banking—a simple way to access vital services without the Internet.
Thus, Zenith Bank, Polaris Bank, First Bank, and Union Bank USSD codes empower financial control. These codes let you safely manage your banking needs anywhere in the country, putting you in control of your finances.
