*901 Access Bank Fund Transfer Code Or USSD Code

  Are you looking for Access Bank USSD code (*901#)?, this post covers uses of Access Bank USSD code in Nigeria, access bank transfer code on mobile phone, how to get access bank mobile pin, how to check access bank account balance on phone, access bank online transfer, access bank money.

    How To Open Access Bank Account.

Dial *901*0# and follow the text prompts, you can either open an account by using your BVN number or by providing your personal details as prompted. Upon provision of the required details, you will receive an SMS with details of your new account number.

Benefits
>Open an account from anywhere without visiting the branch.
>Service does not require filling of forms.
>No minimum opening balance is required.

   Airtime Top Up.

(Airtime TopUp for Self)
Just dial *901*Amount# (e.g: *901*1000#) on your phone, wait for the success message.and start making calls.

(Airtime TopUp for Friends and Family) To buy airtime for friends, family members and other third party individuals, simply dial *901*Amount*Phone Number# .

Features
>Service is available to all network
subscribers (Glo, MTN, Airtel and
Etisalat).
>Airtime transaction code can only work on phone number connected to your Access Bank Account.
>Money is debited directly from your
Access Account.
>Service attracts no charges (both self and others).

Benefits
>Airtime can be purchased anytime,
anywhere.
>It is very easy to use.

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  How To Transfer Funds.

(Transfer to an Access Bank account)
Simply dial *901*1*AMOUNT*NUBAN Account
Number# (e.g: *901*1*1000*1234512345#) from your phone number, then authenticate with the last four digits of your BVN.

  (Transfer to other banks)
Dial *901*2*AMOUNT*NUBAN Account Number# e.g *901*2*1000*1234512345#) from your phone. Then authenticate with the last four digits of your BVN.

Features
>Authentication requires the last four digits of your BVN.
>Money is debited directly from the Access Account connected to the phone number used.
>Service attracts N20 charge (Transfers to Access Bank).
>Service attracts N50 + N2.50 (VAT) charges (Transfers to Other Banks).

Benefits
>It's fast, convenient, and secure.
>Available 24/7.
>It saves you the stress of queuing up in the banking halls.

   Pay Your Bills. (*901*3#).

Benefits
>It's fast, convenient and secure.
>Available 24/7.
>Pay all utility bills from the comfort of wherever you are.

 Feature
>Merchant payment attracts no charge.
>Bill payment attracts N100 charge.
>OTP generation for payments is free.

Payments to PayWithCapture
Merchants with
*901*3*AMOUNT*MERCHANT ID#

Making payments at stores just got easier. For merchants registered on PayWithCapture, simply ask for the Merchant's code and insert in the
USSD to make payments. I.e: *901*3*AMOUNT*MERCHANT ID# 

 Generate OneTimePasswords (OTP)
for PayWithCapture Transactions

Simply dial *901*4*1# to generate OTPs for all PayWithCapture transactions, and start transacting with ease. 

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