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How to Buy Airtime From Any Bank in Nigeria Without Using Internet Banking or ATM


Network providers in Nigeria are really making things easier and very simple to their customers before they come out with borrowing airtime whenever you are in need of it. And now they come out with a method that let their customers recharge directly from their mobile phone without using internet banking or moving to any ATM.

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Today I will show you how to recharge from your bank while you are at home without using any internet or going to ATM, I always use this method whenever I want to buy airtime. Below are the USSD Codes to Recharge from Banks in Nigeria

Note: You must use the number that is registered with your bank account, the
number you received alert from your bank

How to Buy Airtime from Access Bank:

Simply dial *901*Amount#

Example: Dial *901*500# then you’ll
be recharged with N500 and N 500 will be deducted from your bank account.


How to Buy Airtime from
Guarantee Trust Bank:
 

Simply dial *737*Amount# 

Example: Dial *737*500# then you’ll be recharged with N500 and N500 will be deducted from your bank account.

How to Buy Airtime from First Bank: 

Simply dial *894*Amount# 

Example: Dial *894*500# then you’ll be recharged with N500 and N 500 will be deducted from your bank account.

How to Buy Airtime from Fidelity Bank: 

Simply dial *770*Amount# 

Example: Dial *770*500# then you’ll be recharged with N500 and N500 will be deducted from your bank account.

How to Buy Airtime from Sterling Bank: 

Simply dial *882*Amount# 

Example: Dial *882*1000# then you’ll be recharged with N500 and N500 will be deducted from your bank account.

How to Buy Airtime from First City Monument Bank: 

Simply dial *389*214*1*Amount# 

Example: Dial *389*214*1*500# then
you’ll be recharged with N500 and N500 will be deducted from your bank account.



How to Buy Airtime from Wema Bank:

Simply dial *332*035*Amount#

Example: Dial *332*035*500# then
you’ll be recharged with N500 and N500 will be deducted from your bank account.

EcoBank:

Dial *326*amount#.

Example: To recharge N1,000, dial *326*1000# and you will be credited with N1,000 airtime while N1,000 will be deducted from your account.

Heritage Bank:

Dial *322*030*Amount#.

Example: To Recharge N1,000 simply dial *322*030*1000# and your line will be credited with N1000.

KeyStone Bank:

Dial *322*082*Amount#.

Example: To top up your line with N500 dial *322*082*500#. You will be credited with N500 airtime while N500 will be deducted from your account. The minimum is N100 while the maximum is N3,000.

Skye Bank:

Just dial
*389*076*1*amount# on your phone.

Example: To recharge N1,000 dial *389*076*1*1000#, you will be credited with N1000 airtime and N1,000 will be deducted from your bank account.

Stanbic IBTC Bank: 

Simply dial *909*amount#.

Example: To recharge N1000, simply dial
*909*1000# and you will be credited with N1000 airtime while N1000 will be deducted from your bank account. Note that the minimum recharge is N200 while the maximum is N5,000 and you must have at least N5 on your phone to perform this transaction.

United Bank Of Africa: 

Dial *389*033*1*amount#.

Example: To recharge N500 on your line dial *389*033*1*500# your line will be credited with N500 airtime and N500 will be deducted from your bank account.

Unity Bank: 

Dial *322*215*amount# to recharge.

Example: To recharge N1,000 dial *322*215*1000# and you will be credited with N1,000 airtime and N1,000 will be deducted from your account.
Zenith Bank: 

Zenith bank users can top up their line by dialing *966*amount# or *302*amount# for Mtn users.

Example: To recharge a sum of N500, simply dial *966*500# and your line will be credited with N500 airtime.

Note: 

>>You can only perform any of this transaction on the no you registered with your bank.

>>It is completely free and there is no hidden charges.

>>If your bank is not listed above, then maybe your bank does not support this feature yet.


Note: I will update the USSD Codes for the remaining banks when they are available

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