Internet And Online Diamond Bank Banking

Diamond online is a robust internet banking platform that offers you a variety of services that help you use and manage your Diamond bank accounts virtually whenever and wherever you
want at no extra cost. It also features lifestyle solutions which make online
banking easy and interesting for customers.

   Top Reasons To Use Diamond Online

√Convenience
Easy online access to your accounts – anytime, anywhere! 24/7

√Accessibility
Diamond Online can be accessed through customer’s multiple device i.e., Computer, laptops tablets or mobile phone with their login details

√Secured
Diamond Online provides a high level of security whether you log on using a desktop
computer or a mobile device. It’s much secured with User ID and password, Diamond Token and Trusteer Rapport. Your Online Banking session times out automatically after a period of inactivity.

√Availability
It is a 24/7 banking service (Weekend, Public holiday, Strike or Social Crisis)

√Cost Effective
It is a lot cheaper to transact with Diamond Online than visiting the branch

  Features

√Monitor your Account
View and monitor activities on your accounts, view and print out statements in excel, csv and pdf, view images of issued cheques presented for clearing, also link up your accounts for a single Login view.

√Transfer Funds
With just a few clicks you can Transfer money between your own accounts and 3rd
party accounts within Diamond Bank and other banks.

√Foreign Funds Transfer
Transfer foreign currency from your domiciliary account in Diamond bank
(USD, GBP and EURO) to any Bank within and outside Nigeria.

√Pay your Bills
You can make bills payment instantly to over 30 billers (Cable TV, credit card repayments, LCC toll fees, airtime top up, internet subscription e.t.c)

√Manage your Regular Payments
You can create, Modify or cancel your Direct Debits and standing instructions on any of your Diamond bank accounts.

√Beneficiary Maintenance
Users can maintain a library of beneficiaries account details for reoccurring payments to eliminate the need for typing in the details
each time

√Flight Booking
You can search, book and pay for their local and international flights, (instant e- receipts)

√Diamond eSUSU
You can create savings group with friends and family and save towards a targeted goal

√Cheque Services
Requests for a new chequebook , confirm and stop your issued cheques all on the Diamond online service.

√Western Union
Receive your Western Union transfer directly into your diamond account seamlessly.

√Term Deposit
Book and manage your Term/Fixed deposits with ease.

√Personal Travel Allowance
You can request for your personal travel allowance in USD/EUR/GBP.

√Self Service
You can set your transaction limit and request for a debit card on your account.

√Magic Cash Activation
You can activate your account for Magic Cash transactions through this channel.

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