Updated Bank Codes In Nigeria 2022 (New Bank Included)
One cannot underestimate the importance of bank code, it is the bane that eases transactions both offline and online. Bank Code In Nigeria is a shortcode used to carry out both credit and debit transactions, it is banking made easy, as one can perform transactions without visiting your bank
These codes are designed in such a way that, customers can remember them with ease, they are the modern banking operations within and outside the country
With the help of these bank codes, you can carry out both domestic and international transactions, anywhere and time you wised. The advancement of technology has improved the banking sector by using banks code.
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Due to the availability of Bank codes in Nigeria, there is now a reduced number of customers and that has relieved the burden of the customer care services, as all customers can simply make use of their mobile phones from the comfort of their homes for all banking transactions
Banks code in Nigeria has become the order of the day for all bank transactions aside from bank apps for simple transfers, electricity payment, airtime recharge, data top-up, and other banking services.
Some importance of these banks code in Nigeria include
Faster banking transactions
Transactions can be made from the comfort of your home.
No more waste on transportation to the bank
Reduced Crowd within the bank vicinity
Banks code in Nigeria in the following
Bank Code
UBA transfer code *919#
Stanbic IBTC Transfer code *909#
Sterling bank transfer code *822#
Fidelity bank transfer code *770#
First bank transfer code *894#
FCMB Bank transfer code *329#
Polaris Bank transfer code *833#
Access bank *901#
GT Bank *737#
Eco bank *326#
Zenith bank transfer code *966#
Wema Bank transfer code *945#
Unity Bank transfer code *779#
Heritage bank transfer code *745#
These banks also have sort code, sort code aid transactions both from home and abroad
Sort code for all Nigerian Banks
Nigeria International Bank 56080016
Eco Bank 56080016
Polaris Bank Stanbic- IBTC Bank 76151006
Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria ltd 221159522
Sterling Bank 232150029
United Bank for Africa 33154282
Union Bank of Nigeria 32156825
Unity Bank plc 215082334
Wema Bank plc 35150103
Access Bank 44150149
Diamond Bank Plc 63150162
Ecobank Nigeria Plc 50150311
Enterprise bank 84150015
Equatorial trust bank limited 40150101
Fidelity Bank plc 70150003
First Bank of Nigeria 11152303
First City Monument Bank plc 214150018
Finbank plc 85151275
Guaranty Trust Bank plc 58152052
Keystone Bank plc 82150017
Mainstreet Bank 14150030
Zenith Bank Plc 57150013